Dissent against company resolutions by institutional investors declining: Study
The Morning Standard|November 18, 2024
DISSENT expressed against company resolutions by institutional investors have come down recently, according to a study conducted by PRIME Database.
Dissent against company resolutions by institutional investors declining: Study

As per it, shareholder resolutions where more than 20% institutional shareholders expressed their dissent, by casting a negative vote, across all companies listed on NSE (main board), came down to 16% (or 1581 out of 10,092 resolutions for which voting details of institutional shareholders is available) in the recently concluded proxy season.

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