Thungela vs Shareholders: the thorny issue of investor rights
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AGMs: Going online to virtually dodge accountability?
Online-only AGMs are catching on in the UK and South Africa, with cost-cutting cited as the motive. But critics say they weaken shareholder accountability…
The long wait for fair pay rules
The only winners from the delay to tougher new rules on executive pay will be the country’s army of remuneration consultants…
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