Analysis: Does AGM activism pay off?
Shareholder activism is a tool that comes in handy for investors at the Annual General Meetings. It creates attention and publicity. But does it create results? Flemming Højbo analyzes the AGM trend.
By Flemming Højbo
If you are looking for drama in the corporate world, you should pay attention to some of the Annual General Meetings taking place this spring, such as the AGMs of the oil giants Exxon and Shell coming up later this month.
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