Sentence examples for shareholder communication from inspiring English sources

The provision effectively chilled almost all shareholder communication, and its validity was challenged in court by Mr. Burkle.

"Unlike company managers, boards have a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders and should play an active role in crisis management and shareholder communication," I.S.S. wrote.

There has not been the cumulative effect that was felt in America.A realistic road mapIn the short term (this year and next) Brussels wants union members to focus on improving disclosure and shareholder communication, and on strengthening the role of independent non-executive directors.

Father-and-son comanagers, Robert and Jeffrey Bruce, rarely speak to the press, refuse to be photographed and limit shareholder communication to the bare minimum.

The Mutual Fund Education Alliance, a no-load trade group, hands out annual "shareholder communication awards" honoring fund families it deems exemplary.

NEW YORK TIMES BITS   Glencore and Xstrata to Send Merger Details to Shareholders  |  The communication with shareholders on Thursday will include information about the retention package for Xstrata's chief executive, which is expected to be worth tens of millions of dollars, Reuters reports.

These enterprises use this medium to maintain media visibility and for direct communication with shareholders, the medical community, and newsmakers at large.

The S.E.C. stated that the purpose of this rule was to "benefit shareholders by improving corporate suffrage, the disclosure provided in connection with corporate proxy solicitations and communication between shareholders in the proxy process".

It is rather the Dutch group's utter disregard for proper communication with shareholders.

Rachel Lomax, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England, will become the senior independent director – a key channel of communication with shareholders.

The proxy firm reserved some of its harshest criticism for the board itself, faulting it for its lack of communication with shareholders over the last year.