Elizabeth Judd

Elizabeth Judd, a graduate of Yale and University of Michigan, regularly writes about investor relations, corporate governance and new fiction

Articles by this author

• Director Education: Filling needs, tackling new challenges
• Final Dodd-Frank pay rules delayed
• Clawbacks: the next big disclosure
• Sustainability news: Marsh & McLennan Companies joins CDP's leadership index
• SEC discloses breach of employees' trading data
• Getting results from board evaluations
• The perils of politics
• Do directors need separate liability coverage?
• Can boards plan for 'black swan' events?
• Takeover don'ts: lessons from J.Crew
• Doing the math on proxy odds
• The SEC's whistleblower bounty
• M&A: the long thaw
• A Canadian shareholder revolution
• Proxy fulfillment: a new world of choice
• State of pay
• The road ahead
• Expanding universe
• Anatomy of a takeover
• Identity crisis
• The lost art of communications
• Clawing at the bank
• It's not easy being green
• The lesser of two evils
• Accessing the future
• The new vote buying
• An environment of risk
• A voice in the matter
• Going for gold
• Odd jobs
• Breaking apart
• Disconnected
• A private concern
• Trends among transfer agents
• Gray power
• Rewriting the minutes
• Luxury of choice?
• An annual report roadmap