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Key takeaways from the 2016 proxy season in the US

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By Denise Gan (Toronto) on July 28, 2016

The EY Centre for Board Matters (EYC) recently published its annual report setting out key takeaways from 2016’s proxy season in the United States. Canadian issuers should take note of the developments in the US as trends south…

Top board priorities for 2016

By The Special Situations Team on January 7, 2016

With 2016 upon us, boards are likely to reflect on the organizational challenges they expect to face in the coming year, and to develop effective strategies to tackle these challenges. A recent EY publication anticipates that in developing these strategies,…

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Managing risk: A primary concern for effective boards

By The Special Situations Team on November 6, 2015

In today’s economic climate the role of a board of directors is as dynamic as it is demanding. Boards are now forced to take on expanded roles to better guide their organizations through uncertain economic times. In addition, directors are…

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