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ICEV mentioned in Capital Monitor article: Investor voting rights battle heats up

In this article Capital Monitor mentions ICEV's work and unequal voting rights as part of a broader discussion on the erosion of asset owners' voting rights in recent years.

Glenn David, ICEV's Vice Chair, comments:

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“The idea here is to give managers and boards a little bit of space as a young public company to grow the business and have a little more cover in terms of accountability. But, in a reasonable period of time, there should be revision to the one share, one vote model for us. We have to draw a line somewhere for what is reasonable and that for us is no longer than seven years after IPO.”

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