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SEC's Plan to End Broker Vote Rule is Huge Win for Institutional Investors


by Laura Gundersheim View Biography
Bernstein Litowitz {newline}Berger & Grossmann LLP View Firm Credentials
New York Office

September 3, 2009

Previously published by The Advocate for Institutional Investors on April 2009

Typically, brokers have voted in favor of entrenched managements and boards. The SEC's rule change will give institutional and activist investors significantly more power to determine who sits on corporate boards.


 

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