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Entrenchment
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying entrenchment. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2831040-003 : Regulators face a two ended timing trap: at the early stage of an innovation they lack information about its possible impact, and at the later stage the innovation is entrenched, so regulatory change
- 2831040-024 : In the later stages of more matured innovation it is often not possible to alter the regulatory status quo, which closes the window that early intervention proposals depend on.
- 3017612-029 : Standstill agreements entrench management and can lead a company into stagnation, so they may operate prejudicially on shareholders' property rights.
- 5583610-001 : Traditional board defenses such as staggered boards and poison pills protect incumbent boards at the cost of value creation and reduce board accountability to shareholders, even when they succeed in d
- 5583610-002 : Firms carrying fewer defensive mechanisms display higher market valuations and better operating performance, which supports dismantling entrenchment devices rather than adding to them.
- 5583610-005 : Negotiated settlements that hand activists board seats risk entrenching incumbents, whereas LER's consumptive utilities are designed to produce consensus and alignment without ceding board representat
- 5583610-014 : Issuing LER selectively to management-aligned shareholders while excluding others breaches the duty of loyalty by creating an uneven playing field, so rewards must be allocated uniformly on objective