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SEC Looking at Shareholder Proxy Rights

Should shareholders have a greater say about who sits on corporate boards?

> > The SEC is considering a proposal that would make it easier for shareholders to elect their own representatives to boards of directors.
SEC Chairman William Donaldson acknowledges that shareholder representation on boards is a very sensitive issue. Chief executive officers are not lining up to support this proposal and fear potential too-many-chefs scenario.
When it comes to running a company, there could be such a thing as too much democracy. There could be so much democracy on the board that the board becomes another alternative management. There can not be two CEOs. At some point you have to have a CEO who can make decisions.

Source: CFO article


Published:2003-06-16
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