Icahn slams AmTrust go-private voting process

AmTrust Financial Services has informed shareholders that "a representative of the company will count the votes and act as an inspector of election" at the company's special meeting next week, which means that the company will act as judge and jury of the shareholder vote on June 4, according to activist investor Carl Icahn.

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