Published by Institutional Investor. By Katie Gilbert March 31, 2011 A recent decision by the Securities and Exchange Commission means it’s likely that JP Morgan Chase shareholders will see a proposal about investments linked to genocide in the proxy ballot for this year’s annual meeting on May 17. The proposal […]
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