Not exact matches
Major banks CBA and ANZ have urged the repeal of a law which allows
activist investors, unions and environmental groups to
pursue fringe causes
by forcing companies to hold costly shareholder meetings.
We've been following INFS recently (see earlier posts here, here, here and here) writing that it is a deeply undervalued asset situation with two
activist investors, Nery Capital Partners and Lloyd I. Miller, III, pushing the company to «consider the views expressed
by its shareholders and
pursue new alternatives to increase shareholder value.»
We've previously posted about INFS here, here and here, writing that it is a deeply undervalued asset situation with two
activist investors, Nery Capital Partners and Lloyd I. Miller, III, pushing the company to «consider the views expressed
by its shareholders and
pursue new alternatives to increase shareholder value.»