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Among the trends the report highlighted is a growing use of proxy access for voting and the inclusion of "intent to serve" language in amendments to company bylaws
September 17, 2018 at 02:56 PM
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Public companies in the energy industry are increasingly designating Delaware as the exclusive venue for stockholder lawsuits, according to a new report from Orrick on corporate governance in the energy sector.
“Public Company Corporate Governance Features in the Energy Sector,” released last week, outlines boardroom structure trends based on 54 companies in the Dow Jones Energy Sector Index and the S&P Energy Index, Including Chevron, Halliburton and World Fuel Services Corp.
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