New York Times (June 27)
Japanese shareholders are “starting to show their teeth.” Shareholders have been unusually vocal at the annual general meetings of major Japanese companies this year. “Shareholder meetings this summer have been marked by a flurry of proposals from investors challenging the management—opposing board appointments, for example, or simply expressing anger at executives.”
Japanese shareholders are “starting to show their teeth.” Shareholders have been unusually vocal at the annual general meetings of major Japanese companies this year. “Shareholder meetings this summer have been marked by a flurry of proposals from investors challenging the management—opposing board appointments, for example, or simply expressing anger at executives.”
Tags: AGMs, Japan, Management, Proposals, Shareholders
