The landscape of corporate governance is continually reshaped by the actions of activist investors. These influential figures can drive significant change, but their strategies and impacts are nuanced. This article explores key questions surrounding activist investors to provide a clearer understanding of their role in today’s corporate world. Activist Investors
In a recent report released by Deloitte and independent research firm Workplace Intelligence, a compelling trend has emerged: CEOs are increasingly feeling the heat to enhance human sustainability within their organizations. This comprehensive survey, now in its third year, underscores the significant pressures from employees, customers, and board members, driving
KPMG’s recent research reveals that nearly one-third of companies feel ready to have their ESG data independently assured. However, this figure remains virtually unchanged from nine months ago, signaling slow progress despite imminent regulatory deadlines. The latest findings from KPMG’s annual ESG Assurance Maturity Index underscore the growing divide between
What Is Supply Chain Transparency? Supply chain transparency enables businesses and consumers to fully understand the production and distribution processes of goods. It includes detailed knowledge about the origin of raw materials, manufacturing conditions, labor practices, the entire journey of products from source to consumer, and the environmental impacts throughout
Companies worldwide are increasingly recognizing sustainability as a pivotal element in long-term corporate strategy. According to the recent report by the Morgan Stanley Institute for Sustainable Investing, “Morgan Stanley Sustainable Signals: Understanding Corporates’ Sustainability Priorities and Challenges,” the primary motivator for adopting sustainability practices is the potential for value creation.
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), enacted in 2021 as part of the National Defense Authorization Act, is a key legislative development in U.S. business regulation aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in corporate ownership. This act was introduced to address critical issues in the business and financial sectors, particularly targeting
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