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Institutional investors managing US $17 trillion announce new corporate governance framework

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By Trevor Zeyl on February 13, 2017

In a move likely to have significant impacts on corporate governance, a group of institutional investors managing upwards of US $17 trillion has announced the formation of the Investor Stewardship Group (the Group). The Group has adopted a framework…

Dual-Class Shares May Increase Value for Shareholders

By The Special Situations Team on August 18, 2014

A significant issue regarding the corporate governance of public companies arises from questions regarding the optimal role of shareholders in navigating a company’s direction.  The one share, one vote view of the world posits that shareholder democracy is best achieved…

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