

Shareholder Primacy
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.
Episodes


Quarterly reporting, XOM

TSLA director comp, AGM

Constituency statutes, Intel

Musk’s pay, plus ESG and Anti-ESG Proposals

Paramount and Caremark violations, CBRL advance notice bylaws

TSLA update, with an AGM

Francine McKenna, The Dig

Andrew Droste, Columbia Threadneedle

Prof. Joe Grundfest and attorney Joel Fleming on Delaware contingency fees

How activists and companies make life hard for each other

Company towns with Brian Highsmith, Harvard Law School

Texas and the internal affairs doctrine

Earnout disputes, proxy advisors

TSLA projections

Target lawsuit, soliciting explained

Proxy season so far, with Matt Moscardi

Nell Minow, ValueEdge Advisors

Twitter securities lawsuit against Musk, bad corp gov
This episode explores the intersection of activist investing, securities law, and the complexities of corporate governance, using Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition as a prime example. Against the backdrop of Musk's delayed and initially incorrect filings under Section 13D of the Exchange Act, the hosts delve into the en...

Delaware statute amendments
This episode explores the recent amendments to Delaware's corporate law statutes, specifically sections 144 (conflicts and independence) and 220 (books and records), focusing on their implications for corporate governance. Against the backdrop of the rapid legislative process, the hosts analyze the changes made to the...
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