The Informed Board - Fall 2021

To stay ahead of the feds, companies need to monitor their own data for possible compliance problems. Congress may soon give companies better visibility into their shareholder bases, including derivatives positions.

In this issue of The Informed Board we also take stock of the Biden administration’s dramatic reorientation of antitrust enforcement, and provide guides for directors on how to cope with accusations against senior executives and how to ensure that a shareholder records demand doesn’t result in the disclosure of casual communications.

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