A recent survey found that 78 % agreed that company managements have lost sight of their obligations to their shareholders.
We think it is incompatible with the obligations of a Chief Executive of a Listed Company to be involved with parties that are attempting to buy the business he is running in a fiduciary capacity for the benefit of the shareholders. While not directly comparable to Insider Trading, this practice - widely accepted today - does not pass the smell test.
Only after a proper cooling off period of between one and two years should a Senior Management Member be allowed to be part of any scheme to bid for his previous employer.
The Corp Fin Staff just released 18 revised CDIs on the filing of Schedules
13D and 13G. Thanks to the helpful redlines provided by Corp Fin, it looks
like...
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