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Mark Crone
Managing Partner Bela Vanacore 3/5/26 Managing Partner Bela Vanacore 3/5/26

Mark Crone

Mark is the Managing Partner of Crone, advising companies worldwide on complex corporate, securities, and cross-border transactions across global markets.

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September 23, 2026
SEC Grants Review of Nasdaq’s $5 Million MVLS Delisting Rule
September 23, 2026

Welcome news for small cap issuers came recently when, on September 11, 2026, the SEC formally granted the petitions that had been filed by the Small Public Company Coalition and Cemtrex, Inc. for review of Nasdaq’s proposed $5 million Market Value of Listed Securities (“MVLS”) continued listing requirement, which would have provided Nasdaq with the ability to impose immediate suspension and delisting after 30 consecutive business days on issuers whose MVLS fell below $5 million, with no cure period.

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September 23, 2026
September 3, 2026
Delaware Court of Chancery Reaffirms High Bar for Caremark Oversight Liability: Lessons from the In re The Boeing Co. Derivative Litigation
September 3, 2026

On August 13, 2026, the Delaware Court of Chancery issued a landmark ruling in In re The Boeing Co. Derivative Litigation, dismissing Caremark oversight claims against Boeing’s current and former directors and officers with prejudice. The decision, authored by Justice Morgan T. Zurn (recently appointed to the Delaware Supreme Court and sitting by designation in the Court of Chancery), reinforces the exacting bad-faith standard plaintiffs must satisfy to establish oversight liability under Delaware law and provides important reassurance to directors who maintain functioning oversight systems. This 2026 ruling represents the second major Caremark decision arising from Boeing’s 737 MAX program in the Court of Chancery. It follows a 2021 decision and, with the inverse result, reflects how Boeing’s subsequent governance reforms positioned the company to defeat the later claims.

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September 3, 2026