Corporate capital Delaware is changing its law in fight pitting corporate insiders vs. investors
- Delaware lawmakers approved legislation aimed at maintaining the state's status as the corporate capital, despite protests from major investors.
- The bill provides more protections for corporate officers and controlling stockholders in conflict-of-interest cases, which may hinder investor accountability.
- Institutional investors warn that the law could lead them to incorporate outside Delaware due to concerns over its effects on their interests.
- The Consumer Federation of America stated that Delaware's lawmakers failed to protect investors with the passage of this legislation.
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