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The State of Sustainability in 2024: Canadian Sustainability Reporting is at a Turning Point

Introduction While U.S. regulators seem to be easing enforcement on misleading sustainability disclosures—evidenced by the SEC’s recent disbandment of its ESG enforcement task force—Canadian regulators are becoming more aggressive. Regulatory scrutiny of “greenwashing” has increased significantly in Canada. What was once an opportunity for Canadian companies to freely promote their…

November 13, 2024
By John Crean, Lauren Ramey & Sasha Devine
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SEC Votes to Issue Proposed Rules Addressing Shareholder Proposals and Proxy AdvisorsSEC Votes to Issue Proposed Rules Addressing Shareholder Proposals and Proxy Advisors On November 5, 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission voted 3-2 along party lines to issue proposed rules governing the submission and resubmission of shareholder proposals for inclusion in company proxy statements and establishing new regulations for proxy advisory firms. The proposed rules include a wish list of changes long… November 14, 2019
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Perspectives from the C-SuitePerspectives from the C-Suite Teneo’s Kevin Kajiwara sits down with Teneo Senior Advisor and current Chairman and CEO of VEON, Ursula Burns and Teneo Senior Advisor and current Chairman of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Pat Russo, to discuss life in the C-Suite, diversity, and the changing role of boards within a company. Kevin Kajiwara (KK): The… November 13, 2019
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