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The SEC’s New Proposed Dodd-Frank Clawback Rules: Mechanics and Risk Transfer
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Investment Adviser Chief Compliance Officer Liability: Is the SEC Overreaching?With the business and regulatory environment becoming more complex in the post Dodd-Frank world, CCOs are expected to deliver better information to help executive management identify and manage organizational risks.View Insight
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Diversity and Public Company Boards: A New Resource for Women Candidates
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Winning, Not Whining: Preparing for ACA’s Changes to Employee Benefits and How They Impact California Wineries
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Don’t Panic: This Cyber Coverage Dispute is a Red Herring
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The SEC’s Recently Adopted ‘Pay Ratio’ Rule: Get Ready
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Press ReleaseWoodruff Sawyer Announces Partnership with California Hedge Fund Association
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When a Standard Corporate Wire Transaction Is Really Fraud
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Will 2015 Be a Record Year for Securities Class Action Law Suits?
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Knowledge is an Important Tool When Making Healthcare DecisionsEmployers can play an important role in strengthening the way employees and health care providers interact and make health care decisions. A more informed partnership can lead to better outcomes, higher satisfaction, lower health care costs and improved productivity.View Insight
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Yet Another Set of Executive Compensation Disclosure Rules: the SEC’s Proposed Pay-for-Performance Rules
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Group Captive Insurance Programs
Captive insurance programs trace their roots to the 1950s as an alternative form of risk financing in which the insurance company is owned by its policy holders. The type, size and complexity of Captives continue to grow and have become an increasingly popular means of risk transfer and financial control. The construction industry is reliant on insurance products and risk management for balance sheet protection, but the cyclical nature of insurance and catastrophic risks inherent in construction makes predictability in rates and coverages elusive at best.