Stock Splits: With So Many Stocks At Or Near Record Levels, Why So Few In Recent Years?
We mentioned in our last issue that we were overdue in covering stock splits – or, more precisely, the notable dearth of splits there’s been over the last few years – even while more and more seemingly split-worthy stocks are at or near record price levels…So here’s our promised update:
Unclaimed Property Abroad: A New Target For Auditors?
Reflecting our global economy, many shareholders of today’s public corporations live in countries other than the United States.
Computershare: Looking Ahead
An Interview With Jay McHale, President US Equity Services, Computershare
State Treasurers Give Some New Protections To Shareholders Alleged To Be ‘Lost’… But Many Predatory Practices Continue Unabated
An Interview With Jennifer Borden, Executive Vice President And General Counsel Of UPRR
Top Things To Watch At ISS
Interview With Pat Mcgurn, Special Counsel To ISS
A New Rat – Or Two – Or Maybe Three – In Proxy-Land
Whistleblower Rats Out Leaks Of Confidential Voting Info From ISS To A Perk-Loaded Proxy Solicitor
Two Seminal Proxy Cases: Hooray For Our Side:
WA Judge Rules That The Delivery Of Proxies And Proxy Tabulations “Did Not Legally Constitute
Supreme Court In British Columbia Swats Down “Mosquito”; Sets Aside Meeting Results And Orders Company To Call A New Meeting
In a landmark case that will, no doubt, influence proxy voting procedures here in the U.S. as well, a British Columbia judge ruled in favor of the Petitioner – International Energy and Mineral Resources Investment Ltd. —a Hong Kong company that was seeking to oust directors of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited
Annual Meeting Seaon 2013
A List Of Practical Tips And Resources To Bone Up On
Proxy Fights And Activists
What Every Public Company Needs To Know—And Do—If Activists “Reach Out” To Them…With A Cudgel
