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On Proxy Overload and Biased Ballots

On Proxy Overload and Biased Ballots

How corporate governance can be undermined when shareholders and their advisors can’t keep up

How Bad Actors Infect Mutual Fund Boards

How Bad Actors Infect Mutual Fund Boards

Dual-employed directors may not have shareholders’ best interests in mind

How to Break the Hold of Proxy Advisory Firms

How to Break the Hold of Proxy Advisory Firms

Companies can use “connected directors” to lessen the influence of proxy advisory firms on mutual fund firms

Score One For Active Investing

Score One For Active Investing

Cautious investors take note: investment skill does make a difference in the bond market

Are Board Directors Infectious Agents?

Are Board Directors Infectious Agents?

To create more independent boards, mutual funds recruit outside executives as directors. Turns out, the executives could be a bad influence, bringing poor governance habits and short-changing shareholders