Corporate Finance

"The companies I've run across and worked with are all looking for ways to be 'best in class' corporate citizens in this area, and are open to engaging in a dialogue about what they can do better, and what it takes to be leaders," said Marc Treviño, co-head of Sullivan & Cromwell's corporate governance practice.

15% of workers—most in the government sector—still have defined-benefit plans. But for job-seekers under 40, pensions should not carry as much weight as they did decades ago.

On the positive side, half of CFOs believe the economic impact of Covid-19 is waning.

Pension funds suffered "catastrophic losses" in scheme designed to conceal the magnitude of risk and performance of certain investment options.

In the Senate, two Democrats remain holdouts, and businesses have not signed on to the idea as Treasury expected them to.

Is the Federal Reserve making the right choices amid a myriad of bad options?

For both investment-grade and below-investment-grade public companies, debt refinancing and working capital improvements had great effect in 2020 and 2021.

In offering certain perks or covering expenses, employers must follow new tax regulations that finance leaders may not know about.