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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By: Cydney Posner
The PCAOB has released a new Spotlight on auditor independence, which provides observations from PCAOB inspections regarding independence issues and...
By: Cydney Posner
Last week, at the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee meeting, the Committee discussed two topics described as “pain points” for investors: tracing in...
By: Cydney Posner
Last week, at the SEC's Investor Advisory Committee meeting, the Committee discussed two topics described as “pain points” for investors: tracing in §11 litigation and shareholder proposals.
By: Cydney Posner
In April, the NYSE proposed a rule change that would have amended Section 102.06 of the Listed Company Manual to allow a SPAC to “remain listed until forty-two months from its original listing date if it has entered into a definitive agreement with respect to a business combination within three years of listing.” (See this PubCo post
By: Cydney Posner
Can we call it a year-end tradition yet? It’s almost the end of the SEC’s fiscal year, and, as it did last year around this time, the SEC has just...
By: Cydney Posner
If you thought that SCOTUS’ decision in Loper Bright last term tolling the bell for the 70-year old Chevron doctrine was the end of SCOTUS’ drubbing...
By: Cydney Posner
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed into law Senate Bill 219 , a bill that tweaks some of the requirements of California's climate disclosure
In July, the SEC posted a Nasdaq rule change proposal to “modify the application of the bid price compliance periods where a listed company takes an...
In this article in the Harvard Business Review , a law professor from the University of Calgary makes “The Case for More Company Insiders on
By: Cydney Posner
The NYSE has proposed a new rule change: if a company is out of compliance with a continued listing standard and it owes the NYSE any unpaid fees, the...
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