‘Shareholder rights' are the legal entitlements of shareholders via-a-vis companies in which they invest. A large body … that without accountability, managers and dominant shareholders will use their power to further their own interests at the … rights in ways that can be excessive. This can harm not only other constituencies but also shareholders, as it can promote …

When are shareholders empowered to remove directors from office? This is an important governance issue and is related … to the balance of power between shareholders and directors. In the case of a public company, s 203D(1) of the Australian … Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) provides that shareholders may by ordinary resolution remove a director from office. Section 203D also …

corporate governance scholars should understand the nonfinancial motivations of shareholders when evaluating potential conflicts … controlling-versus-minority shareholders. Lastly, the PP literature should shift its rhetoric from conflicts to a good balance …

the voting rights. Reversing the ordinary balance of powers between minority and majority shareholders can bring about a … such a situation, the monitoring role to be played by institutional shareholders is bound to be pivotal. This Article warns …

raised. While EU regulation regarding shareholders' rights is moving forward, these risks have not been taken into account so … far: the potential impact blockchains may have on shareholders' protection in the EU Market and elsewhere is absent … managers, institutional investors, small shareholders, proxy advisors and other parties involved in corporate governance …