The purpose of this paper is to analyze the current industry of proxy advisory firms, and the enormous influence they have on proxy voting at major U.S. companies. Their influence has grown a tremendous amount in the last decade but regulation of these firms is very weak, allowing them to behave in ways detrimental to the shareholders they are supposed to be helping. In order to ensure for an honest proxy advisory industry, the SEC needs to increase regulation of these firms and closely monitor their actions. This regulation must begin at the most basic level of these firm’s operations, advisory services pertaining to proxy voting
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Investment advisers to mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and separately managed accounts are typi...
Proxy advisory firms exist at the nexus of some of the most high-profile corporate law discussions-m...
The proxy advisory and corporate governance industry plays a significant role in shareholder voting ...
This article outlines potential pros and cons of a future European regulation of proxy advisory firm...
Proxy advisors have dramatically transformed shareholder voting. Traditionally, even large instituti...
In anticipation of proxy season-the springtime ritual where companies prepare and deliver proxy stat...
This Note discusses the impact of conflicts of interest on the proxy advisory firm industry, with a ...
Proxy voting advice businesses have historically been guided by disjointed rules and regulations bas...
Proxy advisory firms and their influence on the proxy voting process have recently become the subjec...
Recent regulatory changes increasing shareholder voting authority have focused attention on the role...
Proxy advisory firms wield large influence with voting shareholders. However, conflicts of in-terest...
Institutional and individual investors can coordinate their proxy voting to improve corpo-rate gover...
After almost seventy years of debate, on August 25, 2010, the SEC adopted a federal proxy access rul...
Zhiyuan Liu examines how proxy access rules can be reformed to promote shareholders\u27 involvement ...
Using a dataset of proxy recommendations and voting results for uncontested director elections from ...
Investment advisers to mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and separately managed accounts are typi...
Proxy advisory firms exist at the nexus of some of the most high-profile corporate law discussions-m...
The proxy advisory and corporate governance industry plays a significant role in shareholder voting ...
This article outlines potential pros and cons of a future European regulation of proxy advisory firm...
Proxy advisors have dramatically transformed shareholder voting. Traditionally, even large instituti...
In anticipation of proxy season-the springtime ritual where companies prepare and deliver proxy stat...
This Note discusses the impact of conflicts of interest on the proxy advisory firm industry, with a ...
Proxy voting advice businesses have historically been guided by disjointed rules and regulations bas...
Proxy advisory firms and their influence on the proxy voting process have recently become the subjec...
Recent regulatory changes increasing shareholder voting authority have focused attention on the role...
Proxy advisory firms wield large influence with voting shareholders. However, conflicts of in-terest...
Institutional and individual investors can coordinate their proxy voting to improve corpo-rate gover...
After almost seventy years of debate, on August 25, 2010, the SEC adopted a federal proxy access rul...
Zhiyuan Liu examines how proxy access rules can be reformed to promote shareholders\u27 involvement ...
Using a dataset of proxy recommendations and voting results for uncontested director elections from ...
Investment advisers to mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and separately managed accounts are typi...