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Business Roundtable

Complexity of Regulation

June 16, 2012 By wpengine

Download PDF Chester S. Spatt† It is a great pleasure to provide keynote remarks at this weekend’s conference on “Complexity and Change in Financial Regulation” at the Harvard Law School. In my comments tonight I will try to build from my experiences as a former Chief … [Read more...] about Complexity of Regulation

Filed Under: Volume 3 Tagged With: Business Roundtable, Dodd-Frank, financial crisis, Financial Regulation, Front Page, Proxy Access, SEC, symposium, Systemically Important Financial Institutions

Distilling the Debate on Proxy Access

November 29, 2010 By wpengine

Download PDF David Page* In August 2010, the SEC issued its final rule on proxy access, which gives shareholders the right to place director nominees directly on the company’s proxy card, thereby sparing shareholders a large part of the expense of waging a traditional proxy … [Read more...] about Distilling the Debate on Proxy Access

Filed Under: Featured, Home Tagged With: Business Roundtable, David Page, Proxy Access, SEC, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

The Rise and Fall of the Proxy Access Idea: A Narrative

November 29, 2010 By wpengine

Download PDF Laurenz Vuchetich* Every person involved in the creation or exercise of any discipline tends to strive toward absolutes. Is the idea of proxy access a step closer to immaculate corporate governance? According to the most recent actions of its introducers, it is … [Read more...] about The Rise and Fall of the Proxy Access Idea: A Narrative

Filed Under: Home Tagged With: Business Roundtable, Laurenz Vuchetich, Proxy Access, SEC, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

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