BlackRock’s idea to give institutional clients more control over how shares of stock are voted could be a good step. Some, such as Alex Pollock, say that it is still a ladder with the first rung above the head of most investors.

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What Does the Fed Know that Nobody Else Knows?

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From Whom Is the Fed Independent? To Whom Is It Accountable?

A 2025 Review of the Governance, Mission, and Independence of the Federal Reserve

The Fed Has No Earnings to Send to the CFPB

Surprise, the Only Constant

June 16 event: The 2023 Bank Runs and Failures: What Do They Mean Going Forward?

Federalist Society virtual event: Cryptocurrency Regulation in the Aftermath of FTX

The Fed’s Operating Losses Become Taxpayer Losses

The Fed’s Mark to Market Loss Approaches $1 trillion, while the write-off of student loans hits $420 billion

Event Sept 14: What’s Next for Crypto: Implications of Deflated Prices and Turmoil in Cryptocurrency Markets

Event: Central Bank Digital Currency--Efficient Innovation or the End of the Private Banking System?

Let Me Vote Those Shares for You

Fireside Chat: Alex Pollock and Fifty Years Without Gold

What Does the Fed Know that Nobody Else Knows?

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