Yesterday, it was the turn of share registry Computershare to feel the brunt of shareholder anger, with its plan to grant 1.4 million options to selected executives supported by only 38% of proxy votes received.
Computershare
SUBSCRIBER-ONLY: How to get Computershare to sign over $15m in stocks.
Part two of a Crikey special report. Today: How a Hallam housewife convinced a multinational share registry to transfer $15m of blue chip Australian stocks. Jacqui Walker reports.
Crikey Subscriber-only: Computershare and the alleged share transfer fraud
How could it be possible for a suburban housewife walk into the offices of Australia’s share registry giant Computershare and convince them to transfer blue-chip shares into her name? asks Jacqui Walker.
Morning Market Report
The highlights and lowlights of this morning’s sharemarket activity.
Fish fight: How tuna went from can to canard
Monday night’s edition of Media Watch picked up on a nasty editorial in Ausmarine, a national fishing magazine. But what really motivated its author was not concern for conservation, rather the self-interest of fishing industry businessman, writes Lionel Elmore.
