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Comments to the SEC re Mutual Funds as Issuers within Scope of "Facilitating Shareholder Director Nominations" Rule
See below for a brief excerpt from my comment letter to the SEC concerning the proposed rule to give shareholders access to the proxy for the nomination of directors.
Upon reviewing the Proposed Rule, I was encouraged to learn that mutual funds, as issuers, are within the intended scope. However, much can change between initial proposal and final rule. Thus, I write to say, in short, please do not exempt mutual funds from the obligations to give fund shareholders proxy access… Continue
Upon reviewing the Proposed Rule, I was encouraged to learn that mutual funds, as issuers, are within the intended scope. However, much can change between initial proposal and final rule. Thus, I write to say, in short, please do not exempt mutual funds from the obligations to give fund shareholders proxy access… Continue
Posted on August 15, 2009 at 10:02am
Cash for Clunkers: Bailed-out Banks lose $81 billion yet pay out $32.6 billion in bonuses
"Cash for Clunkers" would be a nice label for the $30 plus billion bonus pool at bailed-out Wall Street firms.
In fact, it is just the name given to the program that provides incentives to trade in used cars for fuel efficient alternatives. The "cash for clunkers" named popped up as a news alert on the Wall Street Journal this morning, as it may be receiving new funding. I'm wondering if anyone else noticed the ironic… Continue
In fact, it is just the name given to the program that provides incentives to trade in used cars for fuel efficient alternatives. The "cash for clunkers" named popped up as a news alert on the Wall Street Journal this morning, as it may be receiving new funding. I'm wondering if anyone else noticed the ironic… Continue
Posted on July 31, 2009 at 10:30am — 1 Comment
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I hope you will also consider sending a comment to the SEC supporting our petition to prevent blank votes by retail shareowners from automatically turning into votes for management.
See http://www.corpgov.net/news/news.html#BlankVotes Your involvement could really help move the initiative forward.
Please also keep http://www.corpgov.net/news/news.html in mind when you have a quick commentary on corporate governance, especially your latest research.