Interesting, I feel that officers should be held accountable for breaching their fiduciary duties. They get the big bonuses for reaching targets and should be personally liable if they cooked the books.
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As a stock holder, pretty pleased with the takeover, just find it funny and ironic that they are looking to indemnify themselves from potential breach of fiduciary duties, surely it will go against their ESG score??
The employees are the bag holders here.
Regardless of what you think, like or want, the Nov 4 meeting is going to pass as the 2 biggest shareholders have already said they are voting for (Dell and SilverLake). They just have to have the meeting because law / regulations.
Don't be so bu-t hurt, interesting that they are looking to make this change though.
If you live in the USA and can prove a corporate officer's malfeasance, the SEC will give you a nice reward.
Of course you're just talking bullsh-t you know nothing about, so nevermind.
Others feel the same way
https://www.bespc.com/cases/vmw