Emeritus Prof Christopher May on Nostr: The UK has announced a shift in the rules governing listed corporations, of which two ...
The UK has announced a shift in the rules governing listed corporations, of which two look particularly important:
a. a reduction of the need for management to consult shareholders;
an odd way to 'encourage' greater investment one might think?
b. an allowance for non-natural persons (that is investment firms of various sorts) to hold shares with enhanced voting rights.
Both moves (in consultations) have been criticised by investor groups... but are going ahead anyway!
#investment
h/t FT
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