Sentences with phrase «shareholder unfriendly»

I found this so incredibly shareholder unfriendly, a quasi expropriation of property, that I swore to sell my shares at the earliest opportunity (at the appropriate price of course).

Often a board will seek to prevent a shareholder attempting to demonstrate this last point, for example, by implementing poison pills and other shareholder unfriendly devices, but that is nothing more than an implicit recognition by the board that it is true.

Of course, management may simply continue its shareholder unfriendly ways and run the company into the ground.

It remains discouraging to see half the families still impose front load, at least for some share classes — an indefensible and ultimately shareholder unfriendly practice.

Lead the Company to embrace best practices in corporate governance and remove shareholder unfriendly By - laws.

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Oakmark portfolio manager Bill Nygren believes «shareholder - unfriendly» CEOs are being treated too harshly for their decisions to allocate profits from long - term investments to stock buybacks and dividends.

5 The least the banks could do would be to leave some poorly governed shareholder - unfriendly companies for activist hedge funds to play with.

When a company such as Facebook goes public with a dual - class share structure, everyone whines about how shareholder - unfriendly it is.

Here is the answer, and it is as dumb and shareholder - unfriendly as you could want: «Maryland law prohibits companies from doing mergers with so - called «interested stockholders» for a period of five years,» and an «interested stockholder» is anyone who, along with its «affiliates or associates,» owns more than 10 percent of the company's stock.

Speaking at the meeting, Mr Sunny Nwosu, founder, Independent Shareholders Association of Nigeria, commended the bank for the improved performance and final dividend of N1.77 per share in spite of unfriendly operating environment.

In addition to the notoriously shareholder - unfriendly courts, the rapidly aging Japanese population and shrinking economy also puts a damper on valuations.

While I've always been a fan of Cliff Asness and the strategies at AQR, I'm not a fan of AQR Funds, since experiencing unfriendly shareholder practices, namely lack of disclosure when its funds underperform... but nothing speaks like performance.

Contrary to my initial expectations, Conwert (whether intentionally, or unintentionally) has proved relatively unfriendly for KWG Kommunale shareholders... for example, key management / value creators have departed & haven't been replaced, and English language IR has been abandoned.