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A major criticism of activist hedge funds, and one that allegedly supports the argument that they suffer from short-termism, is that their recommendations almost always focus on disinvestment. For ...
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The combination will push Aetna close to Anthem’s No.2 insurer spot by membership, and would nearly triple Aetna’s Medicare Advantage business
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Hedge funds will likely attract billions of dollars in new money in the next six months after posting solid returns in the first half even as Wall Street's sell-off, sparked by Greece's debt drama,
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When it comes to compensation, Americans believe you should earn your money. They also believe, just as strongly, that you should not keep what you did not earn. It’s fundamental to our values. However, when companies have to restate their financial statements because they violated applicable reporting requirements, their executives may not be required to reimburse any incentive-based compensation that was erroneously paid.[1] In other words, they get to keep what they never should have received in the first place.
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Enhancing corporate governance has been an emphasis in Abenomics economic reform in Japan. An expert panel discusses recent changes and their potential impact.
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In the ongoing quest for innovative capital structures, Toyota has recently provided an interesting twist and tied in knots a number of institutional investors
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A researcher finds surprising reasons for sky-high executive pay.
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Univision Holdings, the owner of the Spanish-language cable television networks Univision and Galavisión, intends to pursue an initial public offering in the United States, according to a filing on Thursday with theSecurities and Exchange Commission.
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Washington D.C., July 1, 2015 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a former stockbroker in Pennsylvania with conducting a Ponzi scheme and stealing investor money to purchase a condominium in Florida and afford his own vacations and other luxuries.
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Should executives’ safety trump disclosing their pay? What is the future of dual-class shares in Hong Kong? Are there better returns in activist investing? These topics and more are examined in our...
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Corporations are turning to the nation’s biggest business lobby to help fend off activist investors such as Dan Loeb and Bill Ackman.
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North American stock markets were mixed with the Toronto Stock Exchange advancing while New York markets ended the day slightly lower
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Alberta has become the first jurisdiction in Canada where sanctions and restrictions handed down by securities commissions in other provinces will be automatically imposed
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The move values Ant Financial Services at more than $45 billion and makes the Chinese government a stakeholder, according to people familiar with the transaction.
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The OECD has just released its new Business and Finance Outlook for 2015. A lot of interesting stuff there. We'll want to take a closer look at the discussion of the problems that low interest rate...
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The food maker said it would sell off its private label business, undoing a $5 billion deal after only two and a half years of poor results
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Julie Hamp, a U.S. citizen, whose appointment a month ago was part of a drive to diversify Toyota's male-dominated, mostly Japanese executive line-up, remains in police custody
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China’s stock regulator approved plans for six initial public offerings despite a market slump into bear territory and no sign of immediate recovery.
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Washington D.C., July 1, 2015 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a Greenwich, Conn.-based investment advisory firm and its two owners with fraudulently inflating the prices of securities in hedge fund portfolios they managed.
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Washington D.C., July 1, 2015 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today proposed rules directing national securities exchanges and associations to establish listing standards requiring companies to adopt policies that require executive officers to pay back incentive-based compensation that they were awarded erroneously. With this proposal, the Commission has completed proposals on all executive compensation rules required by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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