the existing SEC rules, like 14a-8, and SEC Chair Gensler's decision to roll back the 2020 proxy advisory reforms, has politicized boardrooms and directed firms to devote more time and resources on costly non-material proposals.
Young Kim criticizes SEC rules for politicizing corporate governance and increasing costs.
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