January 2018 Corporate Law & Governance Update - National Law Review -BoardProspects

January 2018 Corporate Law & Governance Update

National Law Review Jan 12 2018 BoardNews

In addition, the consulting firm Spencer Stuart recently cited the following key governance practices of “S&P 500” boards: many companies are supplementing boards with first-time directors; board diversity is slowly progressing; director age (and retirement age) is going up; term limits are not common; ...
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