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A corporate secretary's governance wish list
Looking back, having a governance wish list ready does not seem like a bad idea for corporate secretaries.
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Whether it’s a slew of whistleblowers coming forward about corporate misdeeds or billions missing from clients and firm balance sheets, this year companies had the opportunity to closely observe the missteps of their peers.
The collapse of MF Global, for instance, spawned a tidal wave of allegations against disgraced ...
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