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  • The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act Takes the Bite Out of Sarbanes-Oxley: Adding Corporate Governance to the Discussion

    The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act ("JOBS Act"), which became law in April 2012, made significant deregulations to the United States' securities law. One such deregulation essentially eliminated the outsider audit mandated by the Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002 ("SOX"). There are strong justifications for and arguments against the JOBS Act. However, one significant interest is

  • Securities fraud.

    ... in deciding to purchase or sell a security. (279) . A. Intent-Based Defenses . To ... prior to possession of insider information. (288) "[A]n investor who has a preexisting plan ... prove that the misrepresentation did not affect the purchaser's actions. (325) . 2. Bespeaks ... to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, enacted July 30, 2002, the SEC has adopted a rule that requires "an ...) These experts are paid to help money managers and investors understand a particular field. ...
  • Reconciling Fiduciary Duty and Social Conscience: The Law and Economics of ESG Investing by a Trustee.

    ...As of November 2019, over 1,900 asset managers have signed the PRI's statement of principles on ...The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) imposes a mandatory trust ... trustee of a personal trust is unlikely to affect a firm's cost of capital, but is likely to incur ... indices from well-respected financial information firms diverge sharply in their assessments of ... Investment: A Global Revolution 46-47 (2002) (describing Wesley as a "precursor" who ...
  • Making Corporations More Humane Through Artificial Intelligence.

    ... principles exist to guide corporate managers in the proper utilization of AI. (11) . It should ... whether AI should be employed for security purposes, ferreting out criminal proclivities and ..., and members of the communities affected by corporate actions. To that end, such a ...[E]ngagement is the exchange of information and requests between a company and its ...L. REV. 1399 (2002) (reviewing fiduciary duties and the Critical ...
  • Reregulation and the Regulatory Timeline

    Regulation is often casually conceived of as functioning like a binary on/off switch: as if an area, issue, or industry is either regulated or not. While this binary model of regulation can be useful, it also decontextualizes regulatory decisions from their position in time, and thus obscures important ways by which regulators are constrained and incentivized by past and future decisions. As an...
  • Mail and wire fraud.

    ..., (14) and passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which quadrupled the maximum punishment for both ... conscious or deliberate avoidance of information that is crucial to the truthfulness of one's ... has depended on whether the bank's security is sufficiently reasonable. (70) . As the ...(128) . Although Skilling does not affect traditional fraud cases involving tangible or ..., Empowering Prosecutors and Protecting Managers: Raising the Cost of Capital in America, 42 Duke ...
  • Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

    ...FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Adele Gagliardi, Administrator, Office ... to implement those provisions of WIOA that affect the core programs under title I, the ...ESARS Employment Security Automated Reporting System. ETA Employment and ... by the Department because local case managers have real-time participant outcomes not subject ...Pursuant to the Homeland Security Act of 2002, Pub. L. 107-296, that authority has been ...
  • THE ESSENTIAL ROLES OF AGENCY LAW.

    ... for the relationships among firms, their managers, and third parties. Even agency's much-vaunted ... and identifies how the rules of agency affect business outcomes. (27) . A final caveat is also ... with that person, that asset pool is the security that exists to "bond," or render credible, her ..., where the partitioning reduces information costs for creditors in appraising and monitoring ...Cin. L. Rev. 1245 (2002) (arguing that the distinguishing characteristic ...
  • Corporate Stewardship.

    ... than the other but faces significant information costs and other barriers to enforcement, not the ... liability regimes that currently make managers responsible for their employees' actions. . What ... sanction them or because their job security or compensation depends on company performance. . ... enterprises whose services and products affect the health and well-being of the public that ... accounting crises, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 marked a turning point for individual liability ...
  • CORPORATE SHORT-TERMISM AND INTERTEMPORAL CHOICE.

    ...(1) Short-termism is the idea that managers myopically focus on short-term results at the ...) Thus, short-termism not only adversely affects companies and long-term shareholders, but also ..., short-termism cannot exist in informationally rich, liquid capital markets. (24) Short term ...(72) When investors purchase a security, they give the firm cash in the present and ...L. Rev. 1275, 1283 (2002); Leo E. Strine, Jr., Why Excessive Risk-Taking ...
  • Should the CEO Pay Ratio be Regulated?

    ... compliance without providing any new information to the market over and above the CPS. (6) . ...(75) in 2002, loans to executives and directors were banned by ...(102) To the contrary, hedge fund managers tend to enjoy much higher compensation than CEOS ... positive effect of giving management the security to "carry out long-term investments." (164) . The .... To examine how the Pay Ratio affects firm value, we compute the implied cost of ...
  • Policing Charitable Organizations: Whose Responsibility Is It?
  • CONTESTED VISIONS: THE VALUE OF SYSTEMS THEORY FOR CORPORATE LAW.

    ... Shareholder Value Cannot Be Used to Hold Managers Accountable: The Problem of Uncertainty 596 II. ... together properly, and interact with and affect each other, that the machine can brew coffee. . ...To keep the amount of information needed to make decisions within manageable ... of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) in 1974, (210) federal rules ...& MARY L. REV. 1629, 1635 (2002) (arguing that the mediating hierarchy approach ...
  • Reforming FIFA from the Inside Out.

    ... numerous and dispersed to monitor the managers themselves, (20) although others point out that ... Warner resigned, said much the same thing in 2002 in the face of corruption allegations facing ..., Product Safety, Insurance and Data Security in hearings held over the FIFA corruption ... executives in order to acquire the information necessary to make decisions. (188) As Leo Strine, ...-OXLEY: UNDERSTANDING HOW SARBANES-OXLEY AFFECTS YOUR BUSINESS 99-105 (2007); Yehonatan Givati, A ...
  • Cost-benefit analysis of financial regulation: case studies and implications.

    ... among time-varying observables affect crisis frequency, as seems likely. For example, ... contained limited cost-related information in its analyses under the RFA and the PRA (341) ... rule); better management of risk by bank managers (for the same reason); reduced conflicts of ... would limit the potential losses for security-based swap customers if a registered ... State: The Future Of Regulatory Protection (2002) [hereinafter Sunstein, The Cost-Benefit State]; ...
  • The law and economics of scaled equity market regulation.

    ... required to divulge a great deal of information about its business and finances; (68) after its ... laws require, for instance, that top managers at public companies warrant in SEC filings that ...This should, in turn, affect firm pricing. Any given regulation should yield a ...L. No. 107-204, 116 Stat. 745 (2002) (codified as amended in scattered sections of 15 ... exemption from Section 404 of SarbanesOxley), with John L. Orcutt, The Case Against Exempting ..." Securities Markets 16, Meeting of the Security & Exchange Commission's Advisory Committee on ...
  • The cost of securities fraud.

    ... increasingly useless as sources of information." (166) There is no empirical evidence that this .... Firms' managers recognize that employees read publicly disclosed ... weaknesses in internal controls that affect the firm's overall control environment and ... of restatements issued between 1997 and 2002. It is possible that the period is not ... business of the issue, or person, or the security is not based upon sound principles, and that the ...
  • Unfulfilled expectations: an empirical analysis of why Sarbanes-Oxley whistleblowers rarely win.

    ... protections of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 as one of the most protective anti-retaliation ... certain statistical and substantive information about Sarbanes-Oxley cases in order to further ... with other factors," that "tends to affect in any way the outcome of the decision." (69) ... demonstrates that the employee is a "security risk." (81) Of course, if reasonable cause is not ...("Corporate managers had better brace themselves."). . (9.) Blowing ...
  • Debt Limits' End

    Debt is a major tool funding American local governments. Local governments are, however, severely constrained in their ability to rely on this vital tool. For over a century now, state constitutions and statutes have strictly curbed local governments' power to issue debt. The effectiveness of these legal restrictions has often been questioned, but the rationale for their existence has not been...
  • PRIVACY LAW'S FALSE PROMISE.

    ... cavalier about protecting personal information from third parties. (1) Mobile app platforms ... away from policymakers to corporate managers, the substantive and procedural protections in ..., engineers, and lawyers, are affecting privacy law. I attended privacy industry ...Security. Risk. 2017"; the 2018 and 2019 International ... other changes, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, as clarified by rules promulgated by the ...
  • Are South Dakota employees afraid to whistle their tune?: an argument for expanded whistleblower protections in South Dakota.

    ... who disclosed certain types of information from retaliation. (70) In doing so, the CSRA ... his employer "publicly threatened the security of his job." (78) Boisjoly was reinstated, but ... enacted the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) in 2002. (86) SOX was prompted by public uproar as the ... CFPB has enforcement abilities directly affecting corporations, and may also determine acts and ...," and "personnel actions against managers found to have retaliated." (161) . B. MINNESOTA'S ...
  • TOWARD RELATIVE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REGIMES: RETHINKING CONCENTRATED OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE AROUND THE WORLD.

    ... management in favor of a small group of managers who seek to promote their own personal interests ...Agency problems are defined by information asymmetries and conflicts of interest between the ... share issuances--stipulating that every security issued on the stock exchange will have equal ... of publicly traded corporations between 2002 and 2017. (130) It also shows that apart from ... with regard to a transaction that affects the stability of the financial markets. In these ...
  • Tax Internal Controls in an Era of Transparency and Disclosure: S0X404, ASC 740, and PCAOB may seem easily managed but pose significant risks if not closely monitored.

    ... Reform and Investor Protection Act of 2002. You may know this as simply "the Act" or ... section aims to provide certainty and security for those who make investment decisions based on ... the wealth of available resources, information on how to implement and maintain an effective tax ... the players involved and how they may affect your current process or influence how your ...(vice president of tax, tax director, tax managers). As tax process owners, we are more likely to ...
  • Commoditized Governance: The Curious Case of Investment Company Shared Series Trusts.

    ... funds was that the funds' portfolio managers were persons steeped in principles of prudent ...(48) Essentially the definition of senior security in ICA Section 18(f) compelled funds to employ ..., Congress created a wholly new information-sharing obligation between the adviser and the ... by imposing governance requirements that affect the board's composition and processes, and that ... Equity Fund (6-4-18) Trust: Established: 2002 Funds Unified Services (approx.): 18 Trust Ohio ...
  • In search of effective ethics & compliance programs.

    ... good faith to assure that a corporate information and reporting system, which the board concludes ... DP As and NPAs has increased since 2002. (84) . Second, if the firm has an effective ... are provided to behave ethically, 4) managers and employees are supported and committed to ...(182) Companies can affect compliance through myriad factors, many not ...(2011) (reviewing AARON KUPCHIK, HOMEROOM SECURITY: SCHOOL DISCIPLINE IN AN AGE OF FEAR (2010) and ...

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