On the recordJune 27, 2018
It seems like a glaring conflict of interest if in fact they are receiving revenue or seeking revenue from a business, while at the same time advising investors how to vote the shares of a proxy.
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congress.govIt seems like a glaring conflict of interest if in fact they are receiving revenue or seeking revenue from a business, while at the same time advising investors how to vote the shares of a proxy.
Toomey highlights a conflict of interest with proxy advisory firms.
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