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Shareholders sometimes behave like angry and anxious voters, according to new research by Hans van Oosterhout, Professor of Corporate Governance. Their dissenting vote at shareholders' meetings often does not focus on the substance of the proposal, but the management of the company. Companies would have to vote against you as wake up call.
Shareholders sometimes behave like angry and anxious voters, according to new research by Hans van Oosterhout, Professor of Corporate Governance. Their dissenting vote at shareholders' meetings often does not focus on the substance of the proposal, but the management of the company. Companies would have to vote against you as wake up call.