AGM season: No repeat of 'shareholder spring'

As the AGM season winds down, Naomi Rainey considers the corporate governance issues schemes need to know about

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The 2013 annual general meeting (AGM) season could be considered a test of the legacy of last year's ‘shareholder spring'.

However, despite some high-profile opposition statements and continued pressure on executive remuneration and board governance, recent months have not seen a repeat of 2012's dissent. In March, ...

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