Northwestern Pritzker School of Law's 52nd Annual Securities Regulation Institute

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law's 52nd Annual Securities Regulation Institute

Coronado, California
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From the latest SEC developments to hot legal topics impacting companies, the Securities Regulation Institute focuses on practical advice for all attorneys advising corporate clients on the ever-changing world of securities and business law. During this three-day event, attendees learn from regulators who write the regulations, practitioners who guide their clients through the maze of new legislation, regulations, and jurisprudence, and in-house attorneys who share their experiences and real-world perspective.

WilmerHale Partner Lily Brown spoke on the panel titled “Developments in the Division of Corporation Finance.” This session addressed the latest updates in securities law regulations, potential areas of focus in 2025, and areas of focus under the new presidential administration.

Lily also moderated the panel “Corporate Governance and Proxy Developments.” This session covered shareholder engagement, proxy and annual meeting tips, and best practices. The discussion prepared attendees for the 2025 proxy season by including shareholder proposal trends and developments, proxy advisory firm and investor voting policy updates, and hot topics for board oversight.

Stephanie Avakian spoke on the panel “Developments in the Division of Enforcement.”


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