Daily AGM Note 19 November 2015 - first strike at Village Roadshow; Sedgman only 1 resolution passes; Board Spill at GM for Intrepid Mines
Kym Sheehan
The Executive Remuneration Reporter
Today's Daily AGM note is now available - it is updated progressively through the day and it's been quite a day at both AGMs and EGMs today - and aside from Village Roadshow receiving a first strike against its remuneration report, Acorn Capital Investment Fund Limited and Gowing Brothers received 'warning shots' - not a strike, but a sign of shareholder discontent. You'll find today's note at this (VIEW LINK)
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With a background in human resources, executive search and corporate law, Kym Sheehan brings unique perspectives on corporate governance and meeting resolutions to her work for The Executive Remuneration Reporter.
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