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ICEV featured in Financial Times: Reddit's IPO is a regrettable mis-step in corporate governance
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ICEV featured in Responsible Investor: Pension fund coalition targets Reddit over unequal voting rights
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ICEV featured in IPE Viewpoint: Unequal voting rights must be phased out
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ICEV featured in ECGI: Dual-class share structures are the wrong answer to the UK listings problem
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ICEV mentioned in Pensions Age: ICEV calls for an end to dual-class share structures
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ICEV featured in The Times: Shaking up City rules risks putting investors off UK-listed companies
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ICEV mentioned in Financial Times: S&P criticised by pension funds over dual-class shares decision
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ICEV mentioned in Pensions & Investments: Investors push back on S&P Global decision allowing dual-class shares
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ICEV mentioned in Capital Monitor article: Investor voting rights battle heats up
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ICEV mentioned in IPE News: Railpen, US investor group team up for equal voting rights campaign
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