Wall Street’s watchdog launched questions at more than a dozen major companies including Dell Technologies Inc., Humana Inc., and American Express Co. seeking information on how their corporate boards oversee company risks.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission since August has sent the companies wide-ranging inquiries about their 2022 proxy statements, recently released correspondence shows. The letters press the companies to reveal more details in the annual forms they provide to shareholders ahead of votes on executive bonuses, boards of directors, and other important corporate governance matters.
The SEC asked the companies to describe how their boards of directors evaluate ...
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