Kirsten Grind

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Wall Street Journal reporter, author of THE LOST BANK, Pulitzer finalist, views are my own only. Contact: kirsten.grind@wsj.com

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Thanks! @fischer51 almost done w Lost Bank and as a banker covering banks in the PacNW the insight is priceless. Well done.
For proxy advisers, influence is waning. My story w/ @JoannLublin in today's @WSJ goo.gl/MQDYY

For Proxy Advisers, Influence Wanes

online.wsj.com — Big firms that sell recommendations on how to vote in corporate elections are losing some of their relevance, as companies more aggressively court key investors.
$JPM won the Dimon vote this week, but the bank owns parts of the companies who voted, @WSJ @joelight goo.gl/RCGFM

J.P. Morgan owns part of the voters

blogs.wsj.com — J.P. Morgan's much-anticipated shareholder meeting on Tuesday saw CEO James Dimon win a vote to hang on to his dual role of chairman and chief executive. A handful of institutional investors are thought to have swung the vote in Dimon's favor. So far, most major institutional shareholders have declined to say how they voted.
Looks like all that lobbying by $JPM paid off, shareholders vote to keep Dimon in his chairman role, @WSJ goo.gl/IPD2K

Vote on Dimon Nears at J.P. Morgan

online.wsj.com — J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. shareholders are gathering in Tampa, Fla. for the bank's annual meeting, where the results of shareholder votes that could potentially reshape the boardroom will soon be unveiled.
Two live blogs to watch this a.m. on @WSJ JPM annual mtg: goo.gl/IabvQ and Apple grilling over taxes: goo.gl/kAIki

Live Blog: J.P. Morgan’s Annual Meeting

blogs.wsj.com — The meeting won't kick off until 10 a.m., but MoneyBeat is ready to keep you going and there is plenty to read before the thing kicks off. Starting with our primer, which pretty much details everything you need to know about what is actually about to happen. http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/05/21/a-cheat-sheet-j-p-morgans-annual-meeting/

Live: Tim Cook Gets a Senate Grilling on Taxes

blogs.wsj.com — You can also see the testimony of other witnesses due to present today - available here. We've uploaded the full memo from the Senate committee on Apple and taxes - it's lengthy, but lots of interesting details in there. You can view it on Scribd.
RT @DaveCBenoit: We're live blogging J.P. Morgan’s annual meeting, where word has arrived that Dimon will continue as Chairman and CEO http…

Live Blog: J.P. Morgan’s Annual Meeting

blogs.wsj.com — The meeting won't kick off until 10 a.m., but MoneyBeat is ready to keep you going and there is plenty to read before the thing kicks off. Starting with our primer, which pretty much details everything you need to know about what is actually about to happen. http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/05/21/a-cheat-sheet-j-p-morgans-annual-meeting/

Hackers Hit Financial Times

online.wsj.com — The Financial Times said several of its blogs and social-media accounts were hacked on Friday by a group calling itself the Syrian Electronic Army.
J.P. Morgan sends out letter to investors in last-ditch effort to save Dimon's chairmanship, @WSJ goo.gl/gLJ4n

J.P. Morgan Marshals Support for Dimon

online.wsj.com — The bank sent a letter to shareholders urging them to reject a proposal to split the chief executive and chairman roles held by James Dimon.
RT @SimonBooks: "One of the best accounts...of the Great Crash as it played out on a human scale" LOST BANK, @KirstenGrind for $2.99! http:…

The Story of Washington Mutual-The Biggest Bank Failure in American History: Kirsten Grind: Amazon.com: Kindle Store

amazon.com — The collapse of Washington Mutual in September 2008 was the largest bank failure in U.S. history and a symbolic casualty of America's unfolding financial crisis. Wall Street Journal reporter Kristen Grind provides a fascinating fly-on-the-boardroom-wall account of the bank's final hours and takes us back through the history of what started as a quirky, familial savings and loan and became a byword for America's financial malfunction.
Companies are lobbying the heck out of investors this proxy season, from Saturday's @WSJ goo.gl/emIQp

Proxy Wars Put Money Managers on the Hot Seat

online.wsj.com — Companies are going to unusual lengths to woo money managers ahead of annual shareholder meetings.
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