Sidley is pleased to share the December 2019 issue of Sidley Perspectives on M&A and Corporate Governance, a quarterly newsletter designed to keep you current on what we consider to be the most important legal developments involving M&A and corporate governance matters. Topics covered in this issue include the following:
ANALYSIS
- Trends and Opportunities in Distressed M&A Investing
JUDICIAL DEVELOPMENTS
- Delaware Chancery Court Rejects Argument That a Proxy Contest Is a “Proper Purpose” for a Books and Records Request
- Board Oversight of “Mission Critical” Regulatory Compliance Risk Increasingly Under Scrutiny
- Absent Compliance With MFW, Entire Fairness Review Applies to a Board’s Decision About Executive Compensation Benefiting a Conflicted Controlling Stockhold
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DEVELOPMENTS
- SEC Streamlines Process for Responding to Company Requests to Exclude Shareholder Proposals
- NYC Comptroller Continues Diversity Efforts With Boardroom Accountability Project 3.0
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce Releases Best Practices for Voluntary ESG Reporting
- Retiring Delaware Chief Justice Strine Releases Ambitious Proposal to Reform the U.S. Corporate Governance Syste
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