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While Federal agencies are required to prepare Environmental Impact Statements in accordance with 40 CFR Part 1502, and to file the EISs with the EPA as specified in 40 CFR 1506.9, the EPA doesn’t yet provide a central repository for filing and viewing EISs electronically. Instead, each week they prepare a digest of the preceding week’s ...
On May 17 the SEC charged Mark Spangler, a Seattle-based investment adviser and a former chairman of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors, with defrauding clients by secretly investing their money in two risky start-up companies he co-founded.
Already at this stage of the current proxy season, seventeen charter amendments declassifying boards of S&P 500 companies have been adopted following agreements entered into with investors represented by the Shareholder Rights Project (SRP). Details about these early results, as well as about the large number of agreed-upon management proposals to declassify expected to go to a vote at other S&P 500 companies later on, are provided below.
Today we continue our bi-weekly installment shining a light on the best of the corporate and securities blogosphere. Highlights include Yahoo's resume debacle, proxy access, an in-house counsel under fire and more. If there are any corporate or securities blogs you think should be highlighted by our Top 5, please comment on this post and we'll check them out!
Supervisory Guidance on Stress Testing for Banking Organizations with More Than $10 Billion In Total Consolidated Assets -5/14/2012
On June 15, 2011, the FDIC, OCC, and Federal Reserve Board requested public comment on joint proposed guidance on the use of stress testing. The public comment period on the proposed guidance closed on July 29,2011. The agencies are adopting the guidance in final form with modifications. This guidance does not apply to banking organizations with consolidated assets of $10 billion or less.