Cydney Posner is a journalist and writer for JD Supra and Lexology, specializing in legal and regulatory topics. With her expertise in SEC regulations and corporate governance, she provides insightful analysis and commentary on issues impacting the business and legal communities. Her work has also been featured in Mondaq.
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Cydney Posner's coverage primarily revolves around legal and compliance issues in corporate governance, with a focus on government announcements and regulatory changes. Her content heavily features SEC regulations, shareholder approval, human capital disclosure, cybersecurity incidents, audit committee disclosure, climate disclosure, share repurchase rules, corporate political spending guidance among others.
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As you know, in 2022, the SEC adopted a new clawback rule, Exchange Act Rule 10D-1, which directed the national securities exchanges to establish
By: Cydney Posner
This article from Morningstar published on the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
You all remember the reams of anti-ESG bills that poured out of some of the states, not to mention the U.S. House?
By: Cydney Posner
In this 2023 article in Fortune, a survey of 2,800 managers and executives conducted by management consulting firm Aon showed that business leaders...
In 2023, when California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law two bills related to climate disclosure— Senate Bill 253, the Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act, and SB 261, Greenhouse gases: climate-related financial risk— he questioned whether the implementation deadlines in the bills were actually feasible. (See this PubCo post
By: Cydney Posner
On Monday, the SEC announced an Enforcement sweep involving settled charges against seven companies for violation of the whistleblower statute and...
Shall we catch up on some of the recent developments regarding the SEC’s proxy advisor rules? First, let’s take a look at what’s happening with the...
Shall we catch up on some of the recent developments regarding the SEC's proxy advisor rules? First, let's take a look at what's happening with the appeal of the opinion of the D.C.
According to a 2023 survey discussed in Global Executives Say Greenwashing Remains Rife in the WSJ
By: Cydney Posner
The 2012 JOBS Act permitted Emerging Growth Companies to initiate the IPO process by submitting their IPO registration statements confidentially to the SEC for nonpublic review by the SEC staff. The confidential process was intended to allow an EGC to defer the public disclosure of sensitive or competitive information until it was almost ready to market the offering—and potentially to avoid the public disclosure altogether if it ultimately decided not to proceed with the offering. In 2017, Corp Fin extended that benefit to companies that were
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