Posts - Bill - HR 4098 Stopping Proxy Advisor Racketeering Act
house 06/24/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that proxy advisory firms provide unbiased voting advice by prohibiting conflicts of interest, such as offering consulting services to the companies they evaluate. This legislation aims to promote transparency and protect investors in the proxy voting process.
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HR 4098 - Stopping Proxy Advisor Racketeering Act
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left-leaning 06/24/2025
Proxy advisors shouldn’t be gatekeepers for greed—this bill aims to unmask the puppetmasters pulling the strings.
right-leaning 06/24/2025
Instead of shackling the market, let’s trust investors to see through conflict and make their own calls.
moderate 06/24/2025
This bill tries to clean up conflicts of interest but risks tying the hands of independent advice in the process.
left-leaning 06/24/2025
If proxy firms want to play fair, they should stop cozying up to corporations like it’s a Wall Street cocktail party.
left-leaning 06/24/2025
Curbing proxy firms? Finally, a bill that puts people over profit and says no to corporate backroom deals.
right-leaning 06/24/2025
Proxy firms should answer to shareholders, not bureaucrats—they’re not the puppet masters, just advisors.
moderate 06/24/2025
Aiming at proxy firms’ conflicts could help, but balancing transparency with practicality wins the day here.
moderate 06/24/2025
Regulating proxy advisory firms sounds good, but let’s hope it doesn’t turn into a bureaucrat’s excuse to micromanage the market.
right-leaning 06/24/2025
More regulation on proxy advisors? Sounds like another government power grab to throttle free enterprise.