shareholders are not expected to have much influence, my findings show that the activists enhance company value both in the short … the disclosure of substantial shareholders' intention, demand, and proposals on public companies, which would provide …

This book chapter has reviewed the rights of shareholders to participate in corporate affairs and engage with companies … in Hong Kong. With concentrated ownership, it is unlikely that shareholders can change or influence corporate decisions … through voting or engagement. Retail and minority shareholders rarely vote in general meetings. The promulgation in March 2016 …

elections give shareholders the power “to turn the board out.” However, in reality, the vast majority of corporate elections are …

of listed companies and that shareholders make responsible use of their voting rights. Assessments after the financial …

one hand, the SEC's rejection appears to be a stunning blow to the shareholders' rights campaign because many shareholders … of majority voting and the adoption of the e-proxy rules. Because these developments provide shareholders with … shareholders …

The European Shareholder Rights Directive provides shareholders the right to ask questions related to the items on the … – smaller shareholders. The mean number of questions per meeting is twenty-five, with an underrepresented number of questions of …

concentrated. The presence of dominant shareholders alters the role of institutional investors by limiting their voting influence … and minority shareholders (when ownership is concentrated); and by creating new potential conflicts of interest when …-reaching measures to empower minority shareholders, we find that: (1) Institutional investors rarely vote against insider …

based on numerous empirical studies that have found this type of activism to be both wealth enhancing for shareholders and …