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11 Things board directors can expect in 2016

January 8, 2016by rswystun Leave a comment

Rob Swystun, Pristine Advisers With a new year stretched out in front of us, we take a look at what will be important for company directors this year with the […]

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Annual report, Board of Directors, Corporate Governance, Investor Relations, IPO

3 Steps for companies to get ready for SEC’s new CEO compensation disclosure rule

August 21, 2015by rswystun Leave a comment

Rob Swystun, Pristine Advisers Not everyone believes the Securities and Exchange Commission’s latest rule that requires companies to disclose the pay ratio between their chief executive officer and their median […]

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Annual report, CEO, Corporate Governance, Proxy Reports

Size counts for CFO signatures, suggests study

July 24, 2015by rswystun Leave a comment

Rob Swystun, Pristine Advisers When it comes to chief financial officers, it turns out size does matter … or it might, anyway. (We’re talking about signature sizes here, obviously.) A […]

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Annual report, CFO

Social responsibility resolutions smashing records this proxy season

March 20, 2015by rswystun Leave a comment

Rob Swystun, Pristine Advisers Among the growing trends in the investment world is shareholders increasingly calling for companies to be more socially and environmentally conscious. For proof of this, we […]

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Annual report, Board of Directors, Corporate Governance, Proxy Reports, Social Responsibility

Friday bad news dump no longer valid strategy, study finds

December 12, 2014by rswystun 1 Comment

Rob Swystun, Pristine Advisers There’s a lot to love about Fridays. Everything at work is just a little more relaxed, the weekend is hanging around at the exit, waiting to […]

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Annual report, Board of Directors, CEO, CFO, Investor Relations, Media Relations, Public Relations, SEC, social media, Stock market

More transparency leads to more CEO pay, study finds

December 5, 2014by rswystun Leave a comment

Rob Swystun Pristine Advisers You can file this particular study under “C” for counterintuitive. While you may think that more disclosure about CEO compensation would prompt lower CEO pay, you’d […]

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Annual report, Board of Directors, CEO

Investors call for 2015 to be the year of quality over quantity when it comes to communication

November 28, 2014by rswystun Leave a comment

Rob Swystun, Pristine Advisers Investors are more interested in high quality communication than high volume communication, according to the recently released report Investor Perspectives: Critical Issues for Board Focus in […]

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Annual report, Board of Directors, CEO, Investor Relations, Proxy Reports

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