51149915) properly flags the growing crescendo of shareholder activism. As flagged in earlier postings, this won’t stop and directors and executives need to pay close attention. AGM and a noisy voice will be the only strategies open to the shareholder. To be able to lower the activism temperatures companies should (must) begin taking shareholder metrics on what their shareholders want as outcomes off their investment around value, benefit, risk and growth perceptions. A number of large listed companies are now preparing to do that – therefore this is an inevitability so directors need to begin attending to now.
Directors are increasingly being seen by shareholders as “the enemy” even though a core part of their responsibility is ensure that shareholders are satisfied. All the corporate rhetoric says that yet the performance is abysmal. Shareholders are rebuffed at every turn. The situation is currently changing. The days of the organization executive sitting sanctimoniously on his board-throne is being challenged and will soon crumble. Directors will continue however they will be certainly, and become seen to be “merely” real estate agents of the owners ensuring proper, ethical, legal and commercial performance of their investment to be able to deliver to those owners the final results they “were promised”.
- 2007 $780 3.1 5.4 7.2 European direct lending
- Export Bonus Scheme was released to boost the exports
- Requires SEBI’s authorization
- 095(V/E) = 0.155 + 0.085(0.66) (D/E)
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