Ditch Voce proxy ballot cards, urges Argo ahead of 2019 AGM

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Argo has urged its shareholders to ignore voting cards and information they may have received from activist investor Voce Capital Management that could be used to vote out board members and replace them with Voce nominees.

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Ditch Voce proxy ballot cards, urges Argo ahead of 2019 AGM

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