Podcast
Shareholder Primacy
Hosted by Free Float Media Inc. · EN
From activist investor and advisor Mike Levin and Colorado Law professor Ann Lipton, Shareholder Primacy is a podcast about activist investing, securities law, and all the ways the financial and legal worlds intersect and collide in real life.
39episodes
Episodes
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Tesla, activist board nominees
Jan 700:39:32Summary readyAnn and Mike talk about the Tornetta decision and how activists recruit director candidates
Summary2026 Predictions with Matt Moscardi + Damion Rallis of the Proxy Countdown podcast
Dec 1701:03:13Summary ready2026 Predictions with Matt Moscardi + Damion Rallis of the Proxy Countdown podcast
SummaryWhat Activists Are Doing Right Now
Dec 1000:44:24Summary readyAnn and Mike talk about what activists are actually doing at this time of the year
SummaryProxy Advisors and Activism
Dec 300:40:39Tap to summarizeAnn and Mike talk about how ISS and Glass Lewis are responding to legal pressure and the likely effects on activism.
Transcribe →Kyle Pinder on shareholder proposals under Delaware law
Nov 19Summary readyMike talks with attorney Kyle Pinder about his research about shareholder proposals under Delaware law.
SummaryLegal and financial questions of Pfizer-Novo-Metsera
Nov 12Summary readyAnn and Mike talk about the competition between Pfizer and Novo Nordisk to acquire Metsera
SummaryRelationship of federal and state corporation law
Nov 5Summary readyAnn and Mike talk about the relationship of federal and state corporate law.
SummaryUniversal proxy after three years
Oct 29Tap to summarizeAnn and Mike talk about universal proxy after three years
Transcribe →Shareholder proposals and Delaware law
Oct 22Tap to summarizeAnn and Mike talk about SEC Chair Atkins’ speech before the Weinberg Center about shareholder proposals and their relation to Delaware law
Transcribe →Majority vote standards, bylaw amendments
Oct 15Tap to summarizeAnn and Mike talk about majority vote standard proposals and amending bylaws and certificates of incorporation
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