What this service is:

Bloomberg BNA’s Corporate Governance Report covers key judicial, regulatory, and industry trends and developments in the corporate governance field. Keep current with new developments to ensure that corporate boards, shareholder meetings, and audit and compensation committees meet today’s exacting governance standards. Some of the major topics covered in the Corporate Governance Report include executive compensation, directors’ fiduciary duties, and shareholder rights.

What it helps you do:

• Meet the challenge of good corporate governance with reliable reports on core issues.
• Get quick notice of the activities of courts, federal agencies, legislatures, and professional organizations affecting corporate law and securities.
• Keep up with the latest corporate appointments.
• Keep officers and directors informed with the most objective news of changes and additions to their duties.
• Prepare for proxy season armed with the latest information on shareholder proposals and activist campaigns.
• Rely on BNA Insights articles written by expert practitioners for additional analysis and essential data.
• Check up on your colleagues with detailed reviews of conferences, seminars, and meetings.
• Quickly scan the latest information with optional e-mail alerts.

Product Structure

Notification: current reports providing news and developments

Formats and Frequency

Print and web newsletter formats are issued and available monthly.  Web newsletters are archived to 6/01/1998.  E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each monthly issue, with URLs to full-text articles and documents, are also available. 

A useful complement to your Corporate Governance Report, the Corporate Governance Library offers print and electronic subscribers access to reference materials on the web. 

• Annual meetings of shareholders
• Audit committees
• Boards of directors
• Business judgment rule
• Compensation committees
• Corporate minutes
• Director indemnification
• Directors' fiduciary duties
• Dodd-Frank
• Executive compensation
• Independent directors
• Sarbanes-Oxley