An outside director, also known as a non-executive director, is a member of a company's board who is independent from the company's management.
A fierce scramble for control over a company through shareholder votes.
A crucial document for shareholders that divulges valuable information regarding company management and governance.
The term 'Proxy Vote' refers to a ballot cast by one person or entity on behalf of a shareholder unable to attend a meeting.
Understanding the minimum level of attendance required for a meeting to be valid.
A comprehensive law enacted to protect investors by enhancing the accuracy of financial reporting.
A shareholder activist is a shareholder who uses their rights to bring about change within a corporation.
Exploring the ins and outs of a shareholders' agreement, also known as a stockholders' agreement, which lays out the rules for company operation and the rights of shareholders.
Voting shares grant stockholders the right to influence corporate policymaking and decisions.
Understanding the hocus pocus behind shareholder voting and the magic of trust!
A Voting Trust Agreement is a contractual arrangement that grants temporary control of voting rights to a trustee.
A Whitewash Resolution is a safeguard that allows target companies to ensure they can finance their operations even after acquisition offers.
Understanding the dynamics of minority shareholders in corporate governance
