Better board urges shareholders to return WHITE card revoking ex-CEO Garg consents in proxy fight
Bitget2026/09/23 12:31- Better Home & Finance’s board special committee urged shareholders to sign and return a WHITE consent revocation card.
- Recommendation aims to counter former CEO Vishal Garg’s consent solicitation, including any previously returned green consent cards.
- Committee disputed Garg’s claim of 46% voting support, citing visibility into custodians and prior consents showing far lower backing.
- Most claimed support was attributed to Garg’s super-voting shares and allies, with minimal traction among public investors.
- Committee said Garg’s earlier claim of more than 50% support proved false, citing missed deadlines to deliver written consents.
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