DOL Proposes Rule to Clarify ‘Adequate Consideration’ for ESOP Transactions | PLANADVISER
The regulation aims to strengthen protections for employees in stock ownership plans| PLANADVISER
The regulation aims to strengthen protections for employees in stock ownership plans| PLANADVISER
President Donald Trump’s executive order titled Regulatory Freeze Pending Review directs federal agencies to stop all rulemaking activity pending within the agency and to consider all rules already published as paused for 60 days. This LawFlash discusses the effect this regulatory freeze may have on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.| www.morganlewis.com
The memorandum could have implications for companies—including those in the technology sector—confronting questions relating to privacy, data, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence| Gibson Dunn
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Set to be Published in Federal Register on January 22; When Published, Provides 75 Days for Public Comment and Stakeholder Input| The ESOP Association
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, I hereby order all executive departments and| The White House
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For purposes of valuing an ESOP, the question of what is “adequate consideration” has vexed the author and other BV practitioners. In this article, the author shares an update on the DOL’s response to earlier inquiries. Her two previous articles published in QuickRead detailed the earlier efforts to clarify what constituted “adequate consideration” for the valuation of entities held in ESOPs. On October 25, 2024, the OMB received a proposal on the topic from the DOL intended to clar...| QuickRead | News for the Financial Consulting Professional
