PPL Corp
For the period ended Apr 3, 2024. Filed Apr 3, 2024.
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Apr 3, 2024 · Filed Apr 3, 2024
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Overview
The Board, together with its committees, oversees the company’s risk management practices with the aid and input of our senior management and professional advisors. The Board regularly reviews the material risks associated with the company’s business plans and activities as part of its consideration of the ongoing operations and strategic direction of the company.
While systemic risk oversight is a function of the full Board, the Board recognizes that material risks may arise from or impact multiple areas of the organization. Accordingly, the Board retains primary oversight of certain risks, including strategic, operational, cultural, legal, regulatory, cybersecurity and physical security risks, and tasks its Audit Committee, Finance Committee, GNSC and PCC with principal oversight of the company’s management of material risks within each respective committee’s areas of responsibility. In turn, each committee reports to the Board regularly, including with respect to material risks within its purview, fostering awareness and communication of significant matters among all directors, and promoting a coordinated approach to risk oversight.
At meetings of the Board and its committees, directors receive updates from management regarding our risk profile and risk management activities. Outside of formal meetings, the Board, its committees and individual Board members have full access to the company's Corporate Leadership Council, which consists of the CEO, Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Operating Officer (COO), CLO, CTIO, and CHRO, and access to other key employees, including the Vice President-Corporate Audit and Chief Compliance Officer, Vice President-Controller, Chief Security Officer (CSO), Vice President-Public Affairs and Sustainability and Chief Risk Officer. In addition, the Board, and each committee, may request information from any of the company’s professional advisors or engage its own independent advisors.
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