Exelixis makes counter-offer in proxy fight with hedge fund, will accept two new board members
About a week after hedge fund Farallon Capital Management went public with plans to launch a proxy fight against Exelixis, the biotech company said it will accept two of the investment firm’s three proposed board members.
Exelixis’s board said in a statement Thursday that it will support Tomas Heyman, a former J&J executive and the current CEO of Interlaken Therapeutics, and Robert Oliver, the former CEO of Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, as replacements for two retiring board members.
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