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29 April 2010 / Report
In late 2009, the SEC made a policy change that effectively removes the defense used by companies reluctant to disclose their CEO succession process to shareholders. The change means a new wave of corporate governance scrutiny, as regulators and shareholders increasingly focus on succession. Companies and boards would do well to prepare.
In late 2009, the SEC made a policy change that effectively removes the defense used by companies reluctant to disclose their CEO succession process to shareholders. The change means a new wave of corporate governance scrutiny, as regulators and shareholders increasingly focus on succession. Companies and boards would do well to prepare.
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