Massachusetts H1112 amends control share acquisition definitions and voting rights for listed closed-end funds.
Massachusetts H1112 amends the definition of "control share acquisition" and modifies voting rights for listed closed-end funds. It specifies that certain acquisitions do not qualify as control share acquisitions, such as those made before specific dates or through inheritance. The bill also adjusts voting rights for listed closed-end funds, allowing them to have different thresholds for control share acquisitions compared to other public corporations. This legislation aims to clarify and refine the rules governing control share acquisitions in Massachusetts.
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