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2. Does Enlightened Shareholder Value Add Value?
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu May 9 2022 BoardBlogs
  
  ...e Add Value?, we show that replacing SV with ESV should not be expected to benefit stakeholders or society... Lucian Bebchuk is the James Barr Ames Professor of Law, Economics, and Finance and Director of the Program on ...
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3. Is Stakeholder Capitalism Real Or Not?: The Natural Experiment Of COVID-19
  
  Explore forbes.com Feb 25 2022 BoardBlogs
  
  ...found no evidence to support that sellers acted in a stakeholder-friendly way... Harvard Law School Professor Lucian Bebchuk is an interesting and impressive individual. He grew up in Israel and there simultaneously obta...
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4. The Rise of Bankruptcy Directors
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Feb 14 2022 BoardBlogs
  
  ...earch from the Program on Corporate Governance includes Independent Directors and Controlling Shareholders by Lucian Bebchuk and Assaf Hamdani (discussed on the Forum here ). Over the past decade, an important new player...
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5. BlackRock’s Recent Move Could Benefit Shareholder Activists in Election Contests
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Nov 7 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  On October 7, 2021, BlackRock, the worlds largest asset management firm, announced that it has launched an initiative to provide its institutional clients, such as pensions and endowments, the opportunity to make their own voting decisions on proxy matters tied to their investments...
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6. SEC’s Ongoing Scrutiny of Executive Perquisites and Benefits
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Aug 26 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  On August 4, 2021, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC or Commission) announced settled charges against National Beverage Corp. (NBC) relating to NBCs failure to disclose executive perquisites provided to its CEO. [1] The SECs fifth perquisite case in a little over a year, this settlement signals the Commissions continued focus on undisclosed perks, a priority articulated in 2020...
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7. 2021 Say on Pay Changes
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Aug 4 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  Emerging themes from this years Say on Pay and proxy voting season suggests a fundamental shift in shareholder and proxy advisor perspectives on compensation. The primary themes of the 2021 proxy season include...
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8. Say on Pay: Approval Slides as CEO Pay Rises
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Jul 13 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ...xecutive Compensation , by Lucian Bebchuk and Jesse Fried; and Executive Compensation as an Agency Problem by Lucian Bebchuk and Jesse Fried. Over the past year, COVID-19 has been the driving force behind shifting trends...
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9. Key Corporate Governance Issues at Mid-Year 2021
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Jun 30 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ... Related research from the Program on Corporate Governance includes What Matters in Corporate Governance? by Lucian Bebchuk, Alma Cohen, and Allen Ferrell. Last year, we did a mid-year edition of our annual Thoughts fo...
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10. March to the Beat of Your Own Drummer: Amazon’s Executive Compensation Practices
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu May 9 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ...ticle. Related research from the Program on Corporate Governance includes Paying for Long-Term Performance by Lucian Bebchuk and Jesse Fried (discussed on the Forum here ). I am honored and humbled to continue the column...
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11. What Boards Need to Know About Shareholder Activism
  
  Explore corpgov.law.harvard.edu Apr 3 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  Shareholder activism has proved to be a permanent part of the global capital markets. In 2009, activist hedge funds had approximately $39b in assets under management. Today, that number is closer to $130b...
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12. Harvard Law Professor Warns Nasdaq's Proposed Board Diversity Rule Would Harm Investors
  
  Explore Legal News, Lawyers, Law Firms Mar 31 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ... improves financial performance... Jesse Fried is the Dane Professor of Law at the Harvard Law School. He and Lucian Bebchuk wrote the book, Pay without Performance: the Unfulfilled Promise of Executive Compensation, a c...
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13. Riding The ESG Juggernaut: Whose Business Is It, Anyway?
  
  Explore forbes.com Jan 24 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ...was this game, set, and match for High Idealism? In a Wall Street Journal Op/Ed, Harvard Law School professor Lucian Bebchuk challenged the sincerity of Roundtable’ statements. He noted that of the approximately 184 glob...
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14. Making Corporate Commitments Count
  
  Explore Faculty of Law Nov 10 2020 BoardBlogs
  
  ...that would serve the welfare of communities, employees and the environment. Others, like Harvard Law School’s Lucian Bebchuk and Roberto Tallarita, have taken a more critical view. Their recent research has argued that t...
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15. Milton Friedman Attacked Stakeholder Capitalism Before it Was Popular
  
  Explore Bloomberg Sep 11 2020 BoardBlogs
  
  ...an and questions the logic of shareholder capitalism. “ The Illusory Promise of Stakeholder Governance” is by Lucian Bebchuk and Roberto Tallarita of Harvard Law School. “Stakeholderism,” it says, “would increase the ins...
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16. How CEO Pay in America Got Out of Whack
  
  Explore The Economist Jul 9 2020 BoardBlogs
  
  ...The process was long a dark art, explains David Larcker of Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Lucian Bebchuk of Harvard Law School, another expert in the field, has argued that American s, who tend to tow...
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