Sentence examples for shareholder consideration from inspiring English sources
Similarly, proposed legislation to raise the threshold for filing proposals could be understood to imply that only wealthy investors have valid ideas that are worthy of shareholder consideration.
The judge stated: Given the language and purpose of the rules, it is plain to the Court that Proposal No. 2 impermissibly bundles "separate matters" for shareholder consideration.
"Given the language and purpose of the rules, it is plain to the court that Proposal No. 2 impermissibly bundles 'separate matters' for shareholder consideration," Judge Sullivan wrote in his order.
For example: If the House version of the CHOICE Act were passed into law, an individual investor in Exxon Mobil would need to own at least $3.49 billion of stock in order to be permitted to submit a proposal for shareholder consideration, based on the company's market cap of $349.6 billion.
Shortly after the meeting, the filing shows, Sosnoff sent a Mailgram telling Gluck that he was "deeply distressed by your cavalier actions in withholding my proposal from shareholder consideration" at the meeting.
The law gives shareholders special consideration only during takeovers and in bankruptcy.
Critics would generally be hard pressed to find fault in the agendas and intentions of these funds as they are very much driven by shareholder value considerations.
Appropriate stock ownership requirements should be implemented to promote continued alignment between the corporation's executives and its shareholders, and consideration should also be given to appropriate compensation recovery policies to recoup compensation from executive officers resulting from specified failures.
In addition to the shareholder votes, another consideration for the deal is government approval.
In relevant part, Section 262(h) of the Delaware General Corporation Law provides that dissenting shareholders in all-cash transactions, and any other mergers in which the shareholders receive any consideration other than listed stock, who have otherwise complied with the statute, shall be entitled to obtain a judicial determination of the "fair value" of their shares in the Court of Chancery.
In light of these considerations, shareholder engagement can allow companies to capture meaningful efficiencies.
