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SEC Studies Empty Voting

By Securites Lawprof

The practice of "empty voting" — where big investors vote shares they have borrowed but do not own — is under scrutiny at the SEC.  Chairman Cox has asked the staff to study and provide recommendations by the end of the year.  See WSJ, Hedge Funds Vote (Often).

Originally published at lawprofessors.typepad.com

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Securites Lawprof, SEC Studies Empty Voting, Securities Law Prof Blog (March 22, 2007) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-DW18FAJY, lexpid.org/DW18FAJY]

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