Corporate Governance

Corporate governance is increasingly central to how companies and investors assess risk, allocate capital, and plan for long-term growth. Yet U.S. businesses now face rising challenges as foreign governments advance regulatory frameworks with extraterritorial provisions that could impose complex, duplicative, or even conflicting requirements on American firms. Such overreach threatens the integrity of the U.S. legislative and regulatory system, creates uncertainty for companies operating across global supply chains, and risks undermining U.S. competitiveness, investment, and capital formation.

ACCF is working to ensure that corporate governance principles remain rooted in clear, predictable, and domestically grounded standards. Our team highlights the economic risks posed by foreign extraterritorial mandates and supports policies that safeguard U.S. decision-making authority, reduce unnecessary administrative burdens, and strengthen the environment for growth.

Through research, outreach, and engagement with policymakers and stakeholders, ACCF advances governance policies that support a competitive U.S. economy and protect the long-term interests of businesses, investors, and consumers.