Say-on-pay fever spreads to Europe
European listed companies may be forced to give shareholders the final say on executive pay, pending the outcome of a public...
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Regulatory & compliance archive
Medvedev: Ministers to abandon corporate posts by July 1
The Russian government is ready for independent directors, rather than ministers and other senior officials, to serve on the...
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French company expands international business activities
According to VeriFone, the transaction should be closed upon completion of the company’s acquisition of Hypercom, which is set to...
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New guidance clarifies reach of impending UK anti-bribery legislation
The UK Ministry of Justice has published long awaited guidance on the controversial Bribery Act, which goes into effect on July 1...
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New guidance clarifies reach of impending UK anti-bribery legislation
The UK Ministry of Justice has published long awaited guidance on the controversial Bribery Act, which goes into effect on July 1...
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IFC Report: Turkey, an emerging market investors can't ignore
The report finds that the current volumes of sustainability investments are small and there is still opportunity for that kind of...
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The rise and rise of FCPA
The regulation has been on the books for significantly longer – it was enacted in 1977 to make it unlawful to make payments to...
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More execs charged with insider trading
The SEC has charged four executives of Steel Technologies, the makers of flat-rolled products, with insider trading of company...
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Timesaver's guide to the UPPO conference
Theory. Practice. Reality. Those three words sum up this year’s Unclaimed Property Professionals Organization (UPPO) annual...
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DoJ: A possible FCPA in Russia?
If successful, this legislation will enhance the country’s overall battle against corruption. Speaking at the Russia and...
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