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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
December 30, 2003 The Current Era of Change
Source:Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - December 2003)
Demands on corporate executives, members of boards, regulators, and financial markets for reform and greater accountability continue to grow in the wake of legislative, regulatory, and investor actions. Significant changes are... November 30, 2003 STAY TUNED... to Nasdaq-Listed Company Rules & More
Source:Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - November 2003)
Nasdaq Exchange-listed companies are about to enter "a brave new world," recalling author Aldous Huxley's famous book with visions of an ideal society. Important changes to a package of proposed listed company rules took place in... November 1, 2003 Executive Compensation for Senior Managers
Source:Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - September/October 2003)
In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle is said to have urged that no citizen of the first western democracy be paid more then seven times the wages of the lowest paid citizen. Twenty three centuries later, the founders of... October 30, 2003 STAY TUNED... to New Rules and Regs
Source:Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - October 2003)
Rules, rules, rules -- it seems as if life is always full of rules! If you are an IRO for a domestic, New York Stock Exchange-listed company, you know your company must play by the listing rules. Beginning sometime later this... September 1, 2003 The Future of Securities Analysis
Source:Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - July/August 2003)
The global settlement reached with major Wall Street investment banking and brokerages by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the New York Attorney General in April 2003 had the objectives of settling the issue of... July 30, 2003 STAY TUNED... to Independent, Objective Financial Research
Source:Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - July 2003)
Stay tuned to the coming "multiple views" on companies covered by the sell side. The terms of the historic $1.4 billion settlement reached by New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer and 10 major brokerage houses includes... June 30, 2003 The Other Shoe Has Dropped
Source:Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - June 2003)
Sarbanes-Oxley legislation stopped just short of mandating the expensing of stock options, but it did strengthen the role of the Financial Accounting Standards Board. (Now, only FASB and the SEC can establish accounting rules.)... June 1, 2003 Proxy Season 2003 - A Window Into the Future
Source:Hank Boerner - (May/June 2003)
Most U.S. public companies schedule shareholder proxy voting and annual meetings in the first half of the year (following the close of business on a calendar basis, December 31). In recent years, there has been a steady increase... May 1, 2003 Sarbanes-Oxley Law Creating a Challenging Operating Environment for Corporate Finance Professionals
Source:Hank Boerner (Corporate Finance Review - March/April 2003)
The somber mood of federal policymakers was summed up by Senator Paul Sarbanes of Maryland, who told his colleagues: "For nearly seventy years, our framework of [U.S.] securities laws proved remarkably effective at protecting... March 30, 2003 STAY TUNED... to Corporate Democracy --- The Ballot Box is the Proxy
Source:Hank Boerner - (NIRI's Investor Relations Update - March 2003)
In politics, vital decisions are often swift and, at times, merciless. Incumbents and challengers stand for election, citizens enter the voting booth, and when the votes are tallied, one person wins, and another loses. On... |
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