Insights into corporate governance issues and trends: PwC-Center for Board Governance

Center for Board Governance

	The leading practices in 10Minutes on effective audit committees can help audit committees continue to improve their oversight of auditors and management, thereby enhancing the quality of audits and financial reporting.

Read BoardroomDirect Spring 2012 edition to find out.

Brokers must now have specific client instructions before voting on certain governance proposals matters that are supported by management.

To learn more about this issue and what directors should do, read To the point, Spring 2012.

	The latest Quarter close - Directors edition has a cheat sheet, of sorts

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How can your audit committee contribute to the quality of your company's financial reporting?

What is the hottest shareholder proposal boards face this proxy season?

What should directors know about the NYSE's expanded rule on uninstructed voting by brokers?

What's the distinction between a business combination and an asset acquisition?

Key boardroom issues

Policymakers and regulators are focused on changes to corporate governance practices to enhance board transparency, increase director accountability, and give greater voice to shareholders over critical boardroom decisions. PwC shares its perspective on these and other important governance issues.

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Watch PwC Center for Board Governance Partner Catherine Bromilow in Corporate Board Member's Board Governance Series webcast Shareholders are watching political spending - is your board?

PwC Center for Board Governance Partner Catherine Bromilow discusses the challenges of board/shareholder communications with TK Kerstetter of Corporate Board Member during an Informational Webcast.

Also watch the videos in our Audit Committee Effectiveness series

	Public companies may not want to discount the impact of a proxy access shareholder proposal, whether it’s a non-binding resolution or a binding by law amendment.