Corporate Governance Law

Although not yet a legal requirement for public issuers in Canada, Altus has chosen to proactively adopt this policy, which it believes is an important element of corporate governance best practices. “Both these measures – nominating experienced and …

They are the “ultimate ‘software’ that determines the behaviors of people throughout the financial institution and the effectiveness of its governance arrangements … risk appetite and with all applicable laws and regulations. Proactively follow up …

“This annual event provides the legal profession with a much-needed opportunity … provides readers with decision-making tools to deal with the strategic and corporate governance challenges confronting their boards. Corporate Board Member …

“This annual event provides the legal profession with a much-needed opportunity … provides readers with decision-making tools to deal with the strategic and corporate governance challenges confronting their boards. Corporate Board Member further …

COBIT 5 extends COBIT 4.1 by incorporating the governance activities of ISO 38500 (Corporate Governance of IT), including … business objectives as well as compliance with relevant laws, regulations and policies. The COBIT 5 Publication Suite can be …

The winners were selected by directors and general counsel of publicly traded companies as a part of the 12 th annual America’s Best Corporate Law Firms study. The event honored Siri S. Marshall, former vice president, general counsel and chief … Continue reading →

… firm handles most corporate law cases in Zimbabwe. “As you all know the (current code is now) out-dated and we tended to follow the Mervyn King II Code but now there is the Mervyn King III Code on Corporate … Continue reading →

Proto-Shona speaking societies first emerged in the middle Limpopo valley in the 9th century before moving on to the Zimbabwean highlands. The Zimbabwean plateau eventually became the center of subsequent Shona states, beginning in ca.

STRUGGLING to get commitment, unsure of what your responsibilities are or always fighting fires, these are some of the issues that most corporates in Zimbabwe are grappling with. According to Marnet (2004), the agency view of corporate governance requires …

Boards are sharpening their message and highlighting efforts to be responsive to shareholders, an area on which they increasingly are being evaluated,” said Allie Rutherford, Associate Director of the Corporate Governance Group at Ernst & Young LLP.