In the Margins
A group formed by JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffet to develop corporate governance principles for public companies is likely to be met with skepticism by those campaigning for improved shareholder rights. According to analyses by AFL-CIO, the members of the group are the least likely to vote against management in contentious shareholder votes. Read the original story from Financial Times.
Most Read
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to consider whether private parties should be allowed to bring claims that fund contracts violate the Investment Company Act ...
It's officially summertime, which means FBV's annual Summer Reading List is here. We curate the list each year by soliciting recommendations from our readers and friends ...
ASA Gold and Precious Metals Ltd. shareholders voted at a special meeting last week to enlarge the closed-end fund's board and elected a fifth independent director, one ...
Members of the Heartland Funds board and Heartland Advisors management team spent a recent evening together sharing a meal. Of course it's not unusual for independent ...