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Hank Boerner is a columnist for Accountability Central and various publications.Hank Boerner is an widely-published author, commentator and columnist whose work appears in business and financial print and electronic publications. He is editor of NIRI’s Investor Relations Update monthly newsletter and quarterly IR Mentor; Contributing Editor and corporate governance columnist for RIA/Thomson’s journal, Corporate Finance Review; and editor and publisher of Accountability Central. He is the Emerging Issues columnist of Investor Relations Newsletter (Kennedy/BNA) and his commentary has appeared in The Financial Times, European Business Forum and other publications.
You can also read Hank's Blog "Accountability Matters" by clicking on the logo to the right
September 1, 2005 What The NYSE-Archipelago Merger May Mean To Corporate Finance Managers  By: Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - July/August 2005) The surprise announcement in April 2005 that the venerable New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) would be combining resources with the upstart electronic exchange, Archipelago, signaled how dramatically the financial markets have been... June 30, 2005 Stay Tuned ... to the Exchanges By: Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - June 2005) You can always count on Wall Street for surprises - and the latest proposal is a stunner. First, some background on the major player in this unfolding drama. As the new government of the Unites States of America was taking shape... June 1, 2005 Independent Finincial Research: Changing The Way Investors View Research? By: Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - May/June 2005) What if you gave a party and no one showed up? This is not a trick question; the "party" could well take the form of the global settlement reached by ten blue chip names - the major Wall Street investment firms - and New York... May 1, 2005 Popular Movements: A Challenge for Institutions and Managers By: Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - March/April 2005) Remember the "environmental movement?" And, before that, the "conservation movement" of the early twentieth century? These popular societal movements are still with us, of course, but momentum is rapidly building in support of... April 30, 2005 Stay Tuned ... to Corporate Governance Reforms By: Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - April 2005) Corporate governance and accountability reforms of the past five years continue to roll on, and it is far from being "over," in this writer's opinion as a capital markets and corporate America trend watcher. The reforms do come... March 1, 2005 2005: The Era of Corporate Reformation Continues By: Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - January/February 2005 As we turned the pages of the calendar, for the most public companies December 31 marked the close of official business; year-end financial results will soon be disclosed. The corporation's most important report card will then be... February 28, 2005 Stay Tuned ... to Spring News Cycle: Corporate Retirement Plans; PBGC By: Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - February 2005) Stay Tuned! is designed to be a heads-up commentary for corporate IROs and IR consultants, a look into a crystal ball of emerging trends. What's coming at you in 2005? Much more discussion about pensions, retirement, Social... January 1, 2005 Pension Fund "Socialism" and the American Economy By: Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - November/December 2005) In recent years, "corporate governance" has become our shorthand for a variety of developments: investor focus on board composition and performance; report cards on executive performance (and behaviors); an umbrella term for... December 30, 2004 Stay Tuned ... Waves of Change in 2005 ... Tidal Waves for the IRO By: Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - December 2004) What kind of year will 2005 be for IROs? Another tumultuos and unpredicatble year? As the corporate governance and accountability revolution continues, you can count on it. And if the equities market turns hockey stick up, will... November 1, 2004 The Sarbanes-Oxley "Revolution": Two Years and Counting By: Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - September/October 2004) t is more than two years now since the U.S. Congress voted to approve - and then rushed to the White House - the final version of the Sarbanes-Oxley package of legislation (SOX). President George W. Bush quickly put his signature... |
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