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Fuente: Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Autores: Michael J. Callahan, David F. Larcker, and Brian Tayan (Stanford University) ESG—Environmental, Social, and Governance matters—have become a central focus of governance practitioners in recent years. This trend, however, has not come without controversy and confusion, including the definition and scope of ESG and the impact of...

Fuente: EL Mercurio Autora: Constanza Capdevilla En 19% cayeron las remuneraciones de los directores chilenos en respuesta a la situación de pandemia en el país. La abultada cifra es una de las principales conclusiones del estudio “Remuneración de los directorio en las grandes empresas de Chile: Tendencias, oportunidades y riesgos” que realizó el Centro de Gobierno...

Fuente: Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Autores: David A. Katz and Laura A. McIntosh, de Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz The primary role and responsibility of boards of directors is management oversight. Recent lawsuits against public company directors for oversight failures should prompt boards to consider whether their current governance structures are optimal for...

Fuente: Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Autores: Stephen G. Parker, Tracey-Lee Brown, and Gregory Johnson, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Because ESG encompasses strategy, risk and opportunity, the board plays a vital role. But ESG is a broad topic, and the board should consider assigning various aspects of oversight to specific committees. Here we outline the role...