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A change in the way asset managers define overboarding may deter activists from nominating their own employees to company boards, according to a client memo from law firm Olshan Frome Wolosky. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more A Shorthand For The Number Of Board CommitmentsOverboarding, a shorthand for the number of board commitments institutional investors think individuals can handle without sacrificing some of their care and attention, has been subject to ratcheting standards over the past few years and frequently appears in the red-line policy updates captured by Proxy Insig...
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Activist Insight releases inaugural Proxy Fights special report Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more“Proxy fights 2020” reveals how the most eye-catching of shareholder actions has evolved in a time of increased engagement and activism. The Basis Of All ActivismA new special report from Activist Insight calls proxy fights “the basis of all activism” and attests to their continued appeal while highlighting that their use has become increasingly rare among dedicated activists thanks to their mixed outcomes.According to data from Activist Insight Online, the number of U.S. board repre...
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Also next week, we’ll be releasing our inaugural report on proxy fights, showcasing the combination of data that our merger with Proxy Insight and the rapid growth in our offerings allows us to provide.Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and moreProxy Fights: A Minority Of Activist CampaignsThe data show why proxy fights – which we define as a contested campaign for board composition, whether or not it ends up at a vote – continue to be a minority of activist campaigns. Since 2014 just 12% of all U.S. companies targeted and 28% of board representation demands have ended up in one. Uncertai...
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