The SEC has sent its executive pay disclosure overhaul to the White House for review, setting up a proposal that could scale back pay-ratio, pay-versus-performance and clawback reporting.

Anthropic's anticipated IPO could become a defining governance test, forcing investors to weigh AI's extraordinary growth prospects against accountability concerns.

While other jurisdictions are narrowing, phasing in, simplifying or adapting climate reporting regimes, the United States looks ready to fall at the first hurdle in the global move towards investor-focused climate disclosure.

A little-noticed proposal from the Texas Stock Exchange could redefine how shareholder power is exercised across US public markets.

Minerva Analytics urges the SEC to revise rather than repeal climate disclosure rules, arguing investors still need material climate-related information.

Investors need certainty about the rules and consistency in how evidence is weighed.

As the US retreats from mandatory climate disclosures, Singapore is strengthening alignment with ISSB sustainability reporting standards.

The SEC’s decision to delay reforms to the shareholder proposal regime reduces immediate disruption but fails to assuage concerns over potential retreat from Rule 14a-8.

A potential repeal of Rule 14a-8 would turn the SEC’s retreat from shareholder proposal oversight into a structural test of whether US investors still have a reliable route to raise governance concerns at companies.

A US Supreme Court ruling has handed closed-end fund boards a major win, shutting down a legal tactic activist investors had started to use to challenge entrenched governance structures.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s move to scrap its climate disclosure rules has not ended the debate, but pushed it into a longer and more uncertain new phase.