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Theory Seminar | Board Elections: Effects of Universal Ballot by Hülya Eraslan

School of Economics

  Invites you to a

Microeconomics Theory seminar presented by

Hülya Eraslan
(Rice University)

Board Elections: Effects of Universal Ballot

Tuesday 31 October 2023
4.00pm – 5.30pm

Seminar Room 650

A02 Social Sciences Building
Camperdown Campus

The University of Sydney NSW 2006

 Zoom: 871 9234 7578

The Securities and Exchange Commission recently adopted new rules to mandate universal proxy cards for contested director elections, enabling shareholders to vote by proxy for their preferred mix of candidates. What is the effect of the new regulation? To answer this question, we build a model of information based strategic voting in director elections. We consider two mechanisms: non-universal balloting to capture the rules prior to the changes, and universal-balloting to capture the new rules. After establishing the existence of a unique symmetric equilibrium under both mechanisms, we show that information

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Date

Oct 31 2023
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Time

4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

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