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    2. Let Corporate Governance Take Its Course At Infosys

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      Let Corporate Governance Take Its Course At Infosys
      The Indian media has been captivated by the whistleblower saga at Infosys, a leading software and IT services company in India. The drama began with a whistleblower complaint that was leaked to the media on October 22, triggering a 16% drop in the Infosys stock price. The complaint accused Infosys leadership of engaging in unethical practices related to cost recognition, signing low-margin deals and paying for excessive personal travel by ...
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    6. Recent Director and Executive Compensation Lawsuits Heighten Need for Robust Corporate Governance

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      Recent Director and Executive Compensation Lawsuits Heighten Need for Robust Corporate Governance
      Over the past two years, there has been an uptick in the number of lawsuits challenging director and executive compensation. Cases such as In Re: Investors Bancorp , Stein v. Blankfein , Hertz v. Frissora and, most recently, Tornetta v. Musk are setting new precedent and introducing novel legal theories. This alert highlights certain recent lawsuits in this area and sets out considerations for boards setting executive and director compensation in light ...
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    14. A New Roadmap for Corporate Climate Governance

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      A New Roadmap for Corporate Climate Governance
      Prompted by extreme weather, calls for corporate climate action have been growing in volume and intensity from regulators, governments, investors and youth. Within companies, the board of directors as the most prominent corporate fiduciaries and ultimately accountable to shareholders are responsible for overseeing effective management of climate-related impacts. They need to ensure climate risks and opportunities are centrally embedded in company strategy...
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    1. Corporate Governance is the very essence of a company.
      In 'Corporate Governance Is The Very Essence Of A Business'
    2. We believe it is a shame that Trian is trying to exploit our responsive corporate governance practices for their own self-serving purposes in the context of the proxy contest.
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    3. Whether it's a multi-million pound accounting error at Britain's largest supermarket chain, shareholder revolts over hefty pay-outs for FTSE executives, or corruption at the body which oversees world football, it's never been more obvious that corporate governance matters
      In 'Financial Crisis Was Not Caused By Lack Of Rules': A Call To Rethink U.K's Corporate Governance