ICSAN Lagos elects Babatunde as chairman
Mr. Adebola Babatunde has been elected as the new Chairman of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria's Lagos State Chapter.
Heightened Shareholder Rights Awareness... Will General Meetings Change?
The 2026 shareholder meeting season has commenced amidst rising awareness regarding shareholder rights and expectations for corporate behavior.
'A bit of a mixed verdict': Musk misled Twitter shareholders, jury finds
A jury has determined that Elon Musk misled Twitter shareholders regarding a 2018 tweet about taking the company private.
Eurobank: Alexandra Reich appointed as independent non-executive member of the Board of Directors
Eurobank has appointed Alexandra Reich as an independent non-executive member of its Board, replacing the resigned Jawaid Mirza.
Female leadership and belonging: when diversity stops being a topic and becomes culture
The article discusses the challenges of female leadership and diversity in Brazil's corporate sector amidst a changing global context on diversity and inclusion.
From when is a resolution of the general meeting absolutely invalid due to being contrary to the law?
The article discusses the validity of general meeting resolutions that contradict laws in Poland, offering promotional access to a news platform.
The Escribano do not throw in the towel at Indra and throw down the gauntlet to Moncloa: "The operation is only on hold. We are staying"
The Escribano brothers, despite government pressure for their dismissal at Indra, have decided to remain in their positions, indicating that their controversial fusion plan is only temporarily on pause.
Board members of Oma Savings Bank convicted of insider trading
Two board members of Oma Savings Bank have been fined for insider trading by the Helsinki District Court.
Wojciech Balczun: The definition of 'local content' in the coming weeks
Poland's Minister of State Assets, Wojciech Balczun, discusses the initiatives related to corporate governance and the importance of 'local content' for the economy in an upcoming interview.
Actually managing companies will be held responsible for their tax debts. The government is preparing a project
The Polish government is preparing a new project that will hold actual managers of companies responsible for tax debts.
Understandable or Outrageous?: Supervisory Boards Demand More Money
Supervisory board members of DAX companies seek significant increases in their compensation, stirring debate regarding the appropriateness of such demands amid the financial landscape.
Finland falls out of the EU's top ten in the number of female members on stock company boards
Finland ranks 11th among EU and EEA countries for the number of women on the boards of major stock companies, according to a survey by the Central Chamber of Commerce.
CHECKS ARE COMING: How Harvey Weinstein still earns money behind bars
Harvey Weinstein claims to still receive annual pension checks from The Walt Disney Company despite being incarcerated.
EU Inc: The Commission presented its proposal for a single market
The European Commission proposed a unified corporate governance framework in the EU to reduce bureaucracy and boost entrepreneurship, as announced by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
JR East imposes internal penalties on president and vice president following a series of operational troubles
JR East has imposed internal penalties on its president and vice president due to significant transport issues that have harmed the company's credibility in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
Jose Manuel Albesa, new CEO of Puig with Marc Puig as Executive President
Jose Manuel Albesa has been appointed as the new CEO of Puig while Marc Puig remains as Executive President, with Miquel รngel Serra also being named as CFO.
Starbucks shareholders push to oust board members over stalled union talks
Starbucks shareholders are advocating for the removal of two board members due to their role in hindering the companyโs unionization efforts.
FTC files complaint against HDC Chairman Chung Mong-kyu for omitting 20 subsidiaries controlled by his family
The Korea Fair Trade Commission has filed a complaint against HDC Group Chairman Chung Mong-kyu for failing to report 20 subsidiaries controlled by his family over 19 years.
The General Shareholders' Meeting has started: Three conditions for establishing 'Directorsโ Duty to Shareholders'
The article discusses essential conditions for the successful implementation of the 'Directorsโ Duty to Shareholders' following the recent amendments to South Korean corporate law.
The Omnibus is not a reversal of sustainable transformation
Robert Adamczyk emphasizes the importance of ESG reporting for companies, citing ongoing regulatory requirements and investor scrutiny as factors for maintaining long-term sustainability.
The March Shareholders' Meeting, a Test for 'Shareholder Rights': Circumventing Cumulative Voting and Insufficient Disposition of Treasury Stocks
The upcoming March shareholders' meeting in South Korea will serve as a critical test for the protection of general shareholders' rights amid tensions between major shareholders and minority investors.
The CEO spoke nonsense about his income - Hereโs what happened
The CEO of 9 Lives Group, Markus Ulfstedt, was convicted of malpractice regarding his reported income and traffic safety hazards.
Felleskjรธpet leader relieved of work duty - bought and sold Yara shares
The leader of Felleskjรธpet has been relieved of work duties pending an investigation into his purchase and sale of Yara shares, which he failed to disclose while overseeing the company's fertilizer sales.
M. Lingฤ calls for responsible institutions to evaluate whether "Jozita" provides financial reports properly
Lithuanian MP M. Lingฤ has requested an evaluation of the company "Jozita" regarding its financial reporting practices following an investigative journalism report noting potential irregularities.
Suruga Bank's former management ordered to pay 4.7 billion yen in damages, recognizing the bank's claims - Shizuoka District Court
The Shizuoka District Court ordered Suruga Bank's former management to pay 4.7 billion yen in damages for conflict of interest arising from donations to a museum affiliated with the founding family.
Nidec to Investigate Legal Responsibility of Executives over Accounting Fraud, Possible Lawsuit
Nidec has established a committee to investigate the legal responsibilities of its executives related to an accounting fraud scandal, which could lead to a potential lawsuit.
Distribution of stock options to company executives
The distribution of stock options to company executives is a useful but complex method of reward that raises significant tax issues requiring clarification to avoid mistakes.
Korean Corporate Governance Forum: "Samsung Electronics' Shareholder Meeting Agenda Is Disappointing"
The Korean Corporate Governance Forum criticized Samsung Electronics' upcoming shareholder meeting agenda, arguing that proposed changes could negate the intent of recent corporate laws.
Investors' Advisors Criticize Excessive Salaries and Power Accumulation in the Ibex
Investor advisors are calling for rejection of the re-election of top executives and their excessive salaries in major Ibex companies.
In a loss-making insurance company, he received a huge salary. Now he is considering applying for the position of CEO
A high-salaried executive in a struggling insurance company may seek the CEO position.
Dissatisfaction with the Results of the Third-Party Committee's Investigation... Abalance Accused of Accounting Fraud
Abalance, a listed company in Japan, has publicly criticized the findings of a third-party investigation into its accounting practices, leading to the formation of an internal verification committee.
The betrayed CEO denounces the disloyal former managers
The CEO of The Italian Sea Group has filed a lawsuit against former high-ranking managers for allegedly concealing critical financial information and contributing to the company's liquidity crisis.
Secret Handling of Irregularities by the 'Special Investigation Director': Nidec, Acting Under the Founder
A report reveals that Nidec, a leading motor manufacturer, appointed a 'Special Investigation Director' to handle internal accounting irregularities secretly, as part of a broader scandal regarding financial mismanagement.
Dictatorship of the Majority? Article 20 of the Commercial Companies Code as a Shield Against Hostile Dilution of Capital
The article discusses the implications of Article 20 of the Commercial Companies Code in Poland, which protects minority shareholders from hostile capital dilution by ensuring equal treatment among shareholders in similar circumstances.
Will the 'Self-Determined Compensation' of the Chairman Disappear...? This Year's General Meeting of Shareholders Is a 'Hot Potato'
This year's regular general meetings of listed companies in South Korea are significant as they are the first to occur after a Supreme Court ruling declaring the practice of 'self-determined compensation' by chairmen illegal.
SK Inc. Incinerates 4.8 Trillion Won Worth of Its Own Shares, the Largest in History
SK Inc. has announced the incineration of approximately 20% of its shares, totaling 4.8 trillion won, marking the largest stock buyback in history.
Governance Forum Welcomes Mandatory 'Value-Up Disclosure' for Companies with PBR Below 1
The Korea Corporate Governance Forum has expressed support for a bill mandating value-up disclosures for publicly traded companies with a price-to-book ratio (PBR) below one.
[Exclusive] Mandatory Reporting of Corporate Hacking, but... 'Concealment' and Penalties for False Reporting Have Gaps
A new law mandates companies to report hacking incidents, but lacks penalties for false reports, raising concerns about accountability.
Mysterious Container Arrives Suddenly: Nidec's Spreading Fraud 'I'm Tired of False Reports'
A former Nidec employee revealed fraudulent accounting practices within the company, including the shipment of unsold parts to inflate sales figures.
Why fiscal governance is today's most valuable asset for your company?
The article discusses the evolving role of tax management in corporate governance, highlighting its significance as a crucial component for long-term resilience and viability.
"Irresponsible Bunch!" Nidec's Pressure Causing Financial Misconduct
Nidec's founder, Shigenobu Nagamori, expressed frustration over performance management decisions leading to a culture of pressure and misconduct within the company.
[Exclusive] CEO Park Jae-hyun: 'Major shareholder Geun-geun is intervening... Promises of professional management are not being kept'
Park Jae-hyun, CEO of Hanmi Pharmaceutical, speaks out against significant management interference from a major shareholder amidst ongoing disputes.
"Protect the Chairman"... Companies Building Defensive Walls Against 'Rubber Stamp' Boards
Ahead of the March regular shareholder meeting, Korean companies are proactively responding to new regulations aimed at curbing 'rubber stamp' boards that primarily serve major shareholders.
First Shareholders' Meeting After Corporate Law Amendments... Changed Corporations, Resilient Corporations
The article discusses the implications of recent corporate law amendments in South Korea, highlighting how companies are adapting their governance structures in response to new regulations ahead of the annual shareholders' meetings.
Chinaโs securities regulator vows tougher oversight to shore up stock-market confidence
China's securities regulator has announced plans for stricter oversight and measures to enhance stock market confidence, with a focus on fraud prevention and corporate governance.
Responsibility of board members in arms companies
The article discusses the responsibilities and legal implications for board members of defense companies in Poland.
CIoD chairman urges new South-West excos to drive growth
The Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Directors Nigeria calls for commitment to corporate governance and strategic membership growth during the inauguration of new executives in the South-West region.
Abel, from Berkshire, promises to use all his salary to buy company shares
Greg Abel, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, announced that he intends to use his entire net salary to purchase shares of the company during his tenure.
Women reach 38% of board of directors in listed companies in Spain
Women hold 38% of the board positions in Spain's listed companies, reflecting gradual progress toward gender parity in corporate leadership, though some companies still lag behind.
Star's former CEO and lawyer lashed in Chinese money laundering case
The Federal Court found the former CEO and legal counsel of Star breached director duties during a money laundering scandal.