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Activism fails to emerge at US annual meetings
Shareholder activism and Rule 452 changes fail to make waves
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The 2010 annual meeting season was meant to unleash a shower of trouble on companies, from activism provoked by the financial crisis to problems bringing in the retail vote. But according to a report issued by BNY Mellon Shareowner Services, the 2010 season was more notable for what didn’t ...
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