Monday, October 26, 2009
Standstills
I don't get it. What is the basis for an agreement where an investor agrees to limit future share purchases in exchange for representation on the board of directors? Is it a bad thing for someone to acquire a large block? Even if it is, isn't there a conflict of interest in the group making the deal (the current board, I assume). In fact, can a board even strike a binding agreement on who will be on the board of directors? Perhaps votes are such a fiction that nomination (perhaps this can be agreed) are sufficient? I'm really very confused by the conflicts and the message.
Labels:
corporate governance,
investing,
legg mason,
markets,
mutual funds,
peltz,
trian
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