In the Margins

SEC's Aguilar talks corporate governance, boards

October 20, 2015

By The Securities and Exchange Commission

Boards of directors play "a critical role in setting the appropriate tone at the top, are expected to be guardians of the company's assets, and are relied upon by both shareholders and the capital market," Securities and Exchange Commission member Luis Aguilar told those attending the 12th Annual Boardroom Summit and Peer Exchange on Oct. 14. In a comprehensive speech, Aguilar also touched on shareholder engagement, directors' oversight of crisis and risk management, and boards as effective stewards of the corporate enterprise. Read the entire speech here

 

 

Most Read

10 Things
10 Things...to know about BDCs

Congress created business development companies in 1980 to support job growth and help emerging companies raise funds. As of 2023, there were 139 BDCs with $312 ...

Top of the Agenda - Succession
Vanguard nominates two, as two hit retirement

The Vanguard board expects to add two new independent directors in early 2025 to fill seats that will be vacated when two long-serving independents retire. The ...