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Aug. 1, 2007
Full Disclosure
Chinese companies—including the corporate parent of proxy advisor Glass, Lewis & Co.—apparently have a lot to learn about corporate governance in the United States. By Thomas Brom
By Thomas Brom
Lost in Translation
On the off chance clients needed additional caveats to investing in China, proxy advisor Glass, Lewis & Co. of San Francisco provided a case study this spring. But this was no hypothetical. The company?bought last year by Shanghai-based Xinhua Finance Ltd.?took center stage as a fellow subsidiary of its new corpor...
Lost in Translation
On the off chance clients needed additional caveats to investing in China, proxy advisor Glass, Lewis & Co. of San Francisco provided a case study this spring. But this was no hypothetical. The company?bought last year by Shanghai-based Xinhua Finance Ltd.?took center stage as a fellow subsidiary of its new corpor...
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