Scoop: Dei policy threatens US economy, according to state financial officials

Exclusive: Two dozen State Financial Employees Today he sent a letter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), asset executives, proxy advisers and public companies that sound over financial risk Prioritization of the political programLike Dei, through financial profitability.

In a letter 24 state -owned financial staff Outline the risk of Dei Destruction of shareholders’ cost and warns about the potential consumer reaction and boycott, decreased labor productivity and increased judicial costs when the political agenda is invaded into our financial institutions.

“Asset and proxy advisers should not prioritize the political program on financial profitability, supporting the proposals of the Pro-Dei shareholders and/or voting against directors who do not support such proposals,” the letter reads.

Officers emphasize the steps taken by the SEC under the president Donald TrumpThe administration does not allow activists to push the political program in corporate halls. In the letter, the companies advise on how to push the letters without action and, accepting the court ruling to block the proposals of the activists.

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24 state -owned financial staff sent a letter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), assets, proxy advisers and state -owned companies that are signaling the financial risk of Dei priority for financial profitability. (Istock)

“The latest SEC management management that push Dei and other ESG policies for companies to submit to a more rigorous schedule of 13D is a positive first step, but the implementation must follow. The impact on the corporate Dei policy contradicts the role of a passive investor and should provoke the 13D application requirements,” the letter said.

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The 13D schedule is a SEC submission requirement if someone acquires a significant share in a public company. In the letter, the officers claim that the 13D graphics are required for assets that affect the corporate Dei policy.

“As state financial officials, we are obliged to protect taxpayers’ funds and retirement savings of public servants. Asset managers and proxies should oppose proposals that make companies to support or restore the illegal practice of DEI,” said state financial staff in a letter.

Financial staff demand the heads of assets and advisers to proxies who manage money for investors and help them decide how to vote at shareholders’ meetings – oppose “illegal practice Dei” and put share priorities and financial profitability.

“Asset leaders and advisers who continue to prefer political agenda, such as Dei, from financial indicators, neglect their trust. As public financial officials, we are obliged to act in the best financial interests of pension and pension treadmill. 24 state financial staff nominate a letter.

President Donald Trump, shown here on Friday, February 7, has created a wide policy of eradicating Dei throughout the federal government after taking office. (AP / Alex Brandon / Associated Press)

“President Trump has made it clear that the inclusion of Dei in the company’s policy should be stopped, but the activists, the assets and the proxy councilors continue to prioritize the political program on financial profitability. Using their influence on corporate councils, organizations such as BlackRock, Glass Lewis and ISS. Topical Values, “” CE CEO Foakers Foakers Conicaire ConciALS Concials Conicains, which is engaged in financial services (SFOF) Oj Oleka told Fox News Digital.

Despite the fact that Trump refuses to be a corporate Dei policy, Olek said the activists continue to “become a preference for a political agenda on financial profitability”, which can “blur shareholders’ value”. Meanwhile, Oleka and 24 public financial staff from all over

BlackRock logo is seen on the borders of the offices in New York. (Reuters/Brendan Mcdermid/File Photo/Reuters Photos)

“Under Trump’s administration, we saw that SEC is taking measures to combat radical ideology in corporations, releasing new recommendations that prosecute these activists for incorrect attempt to influence campaigns and corporate councils on priorities that prefer leftist political order, rather than focusing. Financial officers (SFOF) Oj Oleka told Fox News Digital.

The signatories of the letter include state financial officers from Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Indiana, Ivy, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Northern Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South King, South Dakota, Texas.

The Companies, Asset Managers and Proxy Advisors Receiving The Letter Include The SEC, BlackRock, Capital Group, Fidelity, Franklin Resources, State Street, T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, Glass Lewis, ISS, AMAZON, AMAZON, AMAZON, AMAZON, ISS. Boeing, Brown-Formman, Caterpillar, Deere & Co., Ford, Harley-Davidson, Lowe’s, McDonald’s, Meta, Molson Coors Beverage Co., Nissa, Pepsico, Stanley Black & Decker, Target, Target Walmart.

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