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. Shareholders vote by unilateral proxies, which prevent them from “mixing and matching” among nominees from either side. The … outcomes, which disenfranchise shareholders. By removing these distortions, universal proxies would improve corporate suffrage …
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shareholders far removed from the firm's day-to-day operations; and delegated management, which opens up the possibility for … appointment rights, by which shareholders retain the right to appoint and remove directors. Next, it focuses on core decision …
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) issues as matters of strategy and statutorily attribute substantive competence for such matters not to the shareholders … shareholders’ actual power to take up the task that financial law gives them, and there is currently no European or international … shareholders meeting to amend the company’s constitutional documents …
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In this paper, we first shed light on the factors that underlie the differences between the ‘shareholder wealth maximization' and the ‘long-term commitment' models of corporate governance. By introducing a third type of governance model, we show that a three-dimensional approach provides a...
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This paper investigates the role of institutional investors in the improvement of corporate governance for the companies in which they invest (investee companies) using evidence about the attributes of boards of directors across 15 countries. Furthermore, this paper examines the extent to which...
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