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11:32
2026-08-17
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
ai-policy

Wildest Campaigns of 2026

Shareholder activism held steady in H1 2026 despite market volatility, with M&A and AI-related campaigns dominating, according to Diligent Market Intelligence (DMI). Notable contests included Paramoun…

11:32
2026-08-05
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
ai-policy

2026 Shareholder Proposal Trends

Aon plc's 2026 proxy season analysis found that shareholder proposal submissions declined by as much as 40-50% relative to 2025, yet governance proposals remained the strongest category, with environm…

11:30
2026-08-03
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
artificial-intelligence

5 Strategies to Strengthen Corporate Governance

Vinson & Elkins LLP partner Jon Solorzano outlines five strategies for strengthening corporate governance, including updating disclosure playbooks for AI-driven proxy voting, navigating regulatory fra…

11:30
2026-07-15
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
artificial-intelligence

AI in Stewardship: A Strategic Framework for Asset Managers

Will Goodwin, Co-founder & Head of US Sales at Tumelo, argues in a new white paper that AI is reshaping asset manager stewardship as the proxy-advisory duopoly faces regulatory pressure. The report co…

11:32
2026-07-07
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
artificial-intelligence

Five Things the Strongest Boards Do Differently

Russell Reynolds Associates identified five practices that distinguish the strongest corporate boards, including protecting forward-looking meeting time, stewarding productive disagreement, and buildi…

11:32
2026-06-30
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
artificial-intelligence

The Effective Board: A Guide to Drive Board Performance

A new EY report based on a survey of over 100 directors finds that the quality and flow of information from management and board culture are the top drivers of board effectiveness, while board composi…

11:30
2026-06-18
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
ai-policy

Tariff Disclosures and Executive Compensation

A DragonGC analysis of 406 S&P 500 proxy filings from 2026 found that 33.5% mentioned tariffs, with 15.3% explicitly linking tariff developments to executive pay decisions. Tariff-related disclosures …

11:31
2026-06-15
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
artificial-intelligence

Investor Activists Are Now Targeting Your AI Strategy

Shareholder activists are increasingly targeting companies over their artificial intelligence strategies, criticizing slow adoption and vague communication. During the 2026 proxy season, activists lik…

11:33
2026-06-09
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
ai-ethics

The Current Strategic Landscape for Investment Stewardship

Glass Lewis's 2026 Investment Stewardship Survey reveals that investors prioritize climate change and governance in engagements, with European investors focusing more on sustainability and North Ameri…

02:53
2026-06-03
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
ai-policy

AI Corporate Governance and Ben & Jerry's Risk

Harvard Law Professor Jesse M. Fried and S.J.D. candidate Idan Reiter argue in a new paper that OpenAI and Anthropic have built-in governance conflicts by allowing self-appointed mission guardians to …

13:13
2026-06-02
corpgov.law.harvard.edu
artificial-intelligence

Activist Investors Are Holding Boards Accountable for AI Strategy

Activist investors are increasingly challenging companies on their artificial intelligence strategies, criticizing insufficient investment, unclear transformation efforts, and poor communication with …