UK - Plans to make it mandatory for institutional investors to publicly disclose how they vote their shares would increase cost and compliance burdens with "no benefits" of improved corporate governance, the IMA argues.
Referring to the Company Law Reform Bill, unveiled yesterday, Richard Saunders (pictured), chief executive of the IMA, said: “IMA supports transparency of voting by institutional investors and dis...
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