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Governance News from Manifest - ISSN 1745 - 1132 |
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Feb 07 EditionGovernanceCompanies >> Activism >> Standards >> Research >> People >>
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Institutional investors push for vote on executive pay in USInstitutional investors have made a massive push to give shareholders advisory votes on executive compensation packages, filing resolutions at 44 US companies. More >> |
Shareholders reject Countrywide management buyout offerShareholders in estate agency Countrywide failed to approve a scheme of arrangement in sufficient numbers to allow a proposed management buyout, being financed by private equity group, 3i, to go ahead. More >> |
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More of US equity market held by institutional investorsUS institutional investors held 61.2% of total US equities in 2005 up from from 51.4% in 2000 and 37.2% in 1980, according to research by The Conference Board. Total institutional investor assets in 2005 reached £24.1trn. More >> |
Canadian trustees give fund managers proxy vote discretionA survey of 34 Canadian investment managers has revealed that most of their private sector pension fund clients give them complete discretion for proxy voting. More >> |
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Calpers urges support for its pay proposal at ShawUS activist pension fund CalPERS called on Shaw Group shareholders to support a proposal requiring investor approval of excessive severance packages at its AGM at the end of last month. More >> |
Dutch court orders Stork investigationA Dutch court has ordered an investigation into the events that have led to the current stand-off between Stork, the industrial group, and shareholders holding over 30% of the company. More >> |
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Briefs .....Express Scripts, the US prescription drugs company, is to nominate four candidates for election to Caremark RX’s board in an attempt to prevent a merger between the pharmaceutical services company and CVS. More >> |
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