
Page Description - this page includes reports and papers of possible interest to Boards of Directors.
Audit Committee Leadership Network in North America - is a select group of audit committee chairs, from America's leading companies, who are committed to improving the performance of audit committees and enhancing trust in financial markets. http://www.EnergyCollection.us/Board-Charters/Audit/Audit-Committee-Leadership.pdf Original link at: http://www.tapestrynetworks.com/networks/net_north_america.html
Defining the Board's Objectives for Risk Management - 2010-01-01 NACD article email Paul@PaulJFeldman and ask for File 19.
Leading Risk Management Practices - 2009-11-30 Ernst & Young ViewPoints article - email Paul@PaulJFeldman and ask for File 18.
New thinking about the role of the Audit Committee - http://www.EnergyCollection.us/Board-Charters/Audit/Comply-Audit-Disclose.pdf
Why Do Internal Audit Standards Matter - a white paper from the Institute of Internal Auditors. http://www.theiia.org/download.cfm?file=83632
Bridging Board Gaps -
The Effective Lead Director - report of the NACD Blue Ribbon Commission -
Spotlight on the RTO Board: Governance - A discussion organized by the Harvard Energy Policy Group. Site link - http://www.hks.harvard.edu/hepg/Papers/Randazzo%20RTO%20Gov%204-02%20Atlanta.pdf Permanent link - http://www.EnergyCollection.us/Board-Of-Directors/Spotlight-RTO-Board.pdf
Governing Information Technology Risk - California Management Review - 2009-03-01 - 20 pages - http://www.EnergyCollection.us/Board-Charters/Information-Technology/Governing-IT-Risk.pdf
Risk Management and the Board of Directors - The risk oversight function of the Board of Directors has never been more critical and challenging than it is today. In the context of the current global financial crisis and the swooning global economy, companies now face risks that are more complex, interconnected and potentially devastating than ever before. Risk from the financial services sector has contributed to large-scale bankruptcies, bank failures, government intervention and rapid consolidation. And the repercussions have spread to the broader economy, as companies in nearly every industry have suffered from the effects of a global paralysis in the credit markets, sharply reduced consumer demand and extremely volatile commodity, currency and stock markets. In addition, the public and political perception that undue risk-taking has been central to the breakdown of the financial and credit markets is leading to an increased legislative and regulatory focus on risk management and risk prevention. In this environment, boards and companies must be mindful of the possibility that courts will apply new standards, or interpret existing standards, to increase board responsibility for risk management. http://www.EnergyCollection.us/Board-Of-Directors/Risk-Management-Board.pdf
Risk in major emerging markets - http://www.EnergyCollection.us/Board-Charters/Risk/Risk-Major-Emerging.pdf