Proxy Voting means the process of voting for a public company’s directors or corporate governance issues in which each shareholder is entitled to one vote per share.
Proxy Voting means the exercise of any voting rights attached to securities excluding corporate actions (i.e creditors right in general such as dividends, splits, exercising of options).
Proxy Voting means a form of voting whereby some centres, pursuant to Rule 21.5.3, may delegate their voting power to other centres to vote in their absence, as delegates at Bowls New Zealand General Meetings.
Examples of Proxy Voting in a sentence
Upon Client’s request, Adviser will provide to Client a copy of Adviser’s Proxy Voting Policy as well as information concerning the voting of securities in the Portfolios.
Proxy statements for the First Trust Specialty Finance and Financial Opportunities Fund under the Confluence Proxy Voting Policy vote such proxies in the same proportion as the vote of all other shareholders of the fund (i.e., “echo vote” or “mirror vote”).
Upon Client’s request, Adviser will provide to Client a copy of Adviser’s Proxy Voting Policy as well as information concerning the voting of shares in the Portfolios.
Upon a client's request, Confluence will provide to the client a copy of its Proxy Voting Policy as well as information concerning the voting of securities in such discretionary account portfolios.
Proxy Voting You retain the right to vote proxies for securities held in your Account.
More Definitions of Proxy Voting
Proxy Voting. The Sub Advisor shall have no obligations or authority to take any action or render any advice with respect to the voting of proxies solicited by or with respect to issuer securities held in the Accounts.
Proxy Voting that appears in the fourth bulleted paragraph of Schedule 1a, under the heading “Lender Restrictions,” is removed and replaced in its entirety with the following: GSAL will ensure that its affiliated sub-agent’s Asset Servicing Group notifies it of any upcoming shareholders meetings that it becomes aware of. It is understood that GSAL or such Asset Servicing Group may rely upon parties other than the issuer to inform it of, and provide information concerning, upcoming proxy events. While GSAL believes its third party service providers, such as custodians, securities depositories, agent banks and proxy service providers, to be reliable, it will not be obligated to verify the accuracy or completeness of such information. Further, as an accommodation to Lender, GSAL or its third party sources may translate the information from non-English language sources. Because translation is an inherently subjective process involving words or phrases without universally acknowledged equivalents in English, GSAL is not responsible for the accuracy of any such translation. In any case in which GSAL becomes aware that voting or consent rights that accompany a loaned security pass to a borrower and GSAL has sufficient advance knowledge of such rights, GSAL will use its best efforts to call the loaned securities back to permit the exercise of such rights, if so requested by CWAM (Columbia Acorn Trust and Xxxxxx Advisors Trust having delegated their proxy voting authority to CWAM) in keeping with its Proxy Policy and Procedures and whenever CWAM has knowledge that a material event will occur affecting a security on loan, in each case if time and jurisdictional restrictions permit. New loans of such recalled securities may resume the business day following the Proxy Record Date. For such securities recalled in advance of the recognized proxy date, GSAL will demand that such securities be returned by the borrowers by the recognized proxy date.
Proxy Voting. Your vote is very important, regardless of the number of shares you own. We urge you to promptly vote by telephone, by using the Internet, or, if you received a proxy card or instruction form, by completing, dating, signing and returning it by mail. At a meeting on March 7, 2018, the Cigna board of directors (1) approved the merger agreement,
Proxy Voting means a voting process as set forth in Section III, P aragraph 3(a)(2)(c) and Paragraph 3(b)(2)(b)(i).
Proxy Voting means a voting process as set forth in Section III, Paragraph 3(a)(2)(iii) and Paragraph 3(b)(2)(ii)(1).
Proxy Voting means the exercise of all voting rights related to QIC’s securities. These securities include securities managed internally by QIC or externally by an investment manager.
Proxy Voting means that a small number of members can control the entire party. In Hong Kong, there is already one such party, which has introduced proxy voting. That party is controlled by a small number of people, who made a decision to oppose the five-district referendum movement, and support the constitutional reform package. That decision was made by several people. Under all sorts of pretexts, an extraordinary general meeting was subsequently held by the appointment of the so called proxies. What is an extraordinary general meeting? In accordance with the companies law, it should be an extraordinary meeting for shareholders, right, Secretary? Resolutions were passed at that meeting ― resolutions adopted by a small minority ― and decisions in contravention of public interests were made.