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Company secretarial market steady, says employment survey

The company secretarial marketplace has bounced back since the beginning of the year and is now holding steady, according to a new survey.

SEC opens proxy nominations

Long-term shareholders will have the right to include a nominee on a companys proxy materials under changes to the US securities laws.

Review could undermine NEST proposals, says TUC

The Trades Union Congress has warned that the coalition Governments plans to review the workplace pension scheme could undermine the existing consensus.

Warning as boiler room scams resurface

There have been a spate of reports that shareholders of FTSE 100 companies have been approached by boiler room fraudsters.

Carbon reduction deadline looms

Companies have just a month left to register for the Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme.

FSA alters listing rules on document viewing

The Financial Services Authority has made changes to the listing rules that govern submission of documents.

Engagement improves financial performance, says report

A report from a US pension fund says that engaging with investee companies improves financial performance.

FRRP criticises capital management reporting

The watchdog has criticised companies for not properly disclosing some financial measures.

Zurich fined 2 million for data loss

The UK branch Zurich Insurance has been fined almost £2.3 million for losing the data of 46,000 customers.

ABI seeks cross-border voting changes

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has suggested that securities intermediaries should be obliged to help identify ultimate shareholders.

Audit Commission scrapped

The Audit Commission, the independent body charged with auditing the finances of local public services, is to be abolished.

Charity Commission delays door-to-door licensing

The Charity Commission will not take on the role of licensor for face-to-face fundraising in the near future, a minister has said.

Equal pay for women in 2067

New research shows that female managers will have to wait until 2067 to be paid the same as their male counterparts.

NHS consultant bonuses under scrutiny

The bonuses paid to NHS consultants are to be reviewed and brought into line with other public sector pay schemes.

Irish charity law delayed over discrepancy

The implementation of the Northern Irish Charities Act is being delayed because of a potential discrepancy in the legislation.

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