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>But it's not material. the corporation President, VP, Secretary, Treasurer, and Board of Directors and Chairman are legally defined titles, they are material
by fsckboy 2y ago
>But it's not material.
the corporation President, VP, Secretary, Treasurer, and Board of Directors and Chairman are legally defined titles, they are material titles, they imply fiduciary duty, loyalty, etc. (CEO isn't really a thing, it was made up to point out whether the President or Chairman wielded the ultimate power in situations where the largest shareholder might be more active than passive)
- s1artibartfast 2y agoMateriality depend on the question at hand.
- triblemaster 2y agoSEC filings would be enough for materiality one would assume.
- infecto 2y agoNot an S1 and especially for a SPAC. Nothing is truly material until an acquisition is made.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoFor what question? What is it evidence of exactly? E.g. It doesn’t tell you what sama had for breakfast.
- blindriver 2y agoYou would not be correct. If It has to influence something. Being chairman of the board is much less prestigious or important than CEO or president which is actually doing work. Chairman of a board is a figurehead position.
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