In today’s briefing:
- A Common Case of a Company with a Low ROE but with the Founding Family Serving as Successive CEOs
A Common Case of a Company with a Low ROE but with the Founding Family Serving as Successive CEOs
- The reason why the approval for the shareholder proposal on profit appropriation exceeded 40% is that the proposal was easy to understand and easy to get approval from other shareholders.
- Although domestic institutional investors don’t currently vote against a low ROE when it comes to improvement measures, they may take a more aggressive stance if ISS raises its ROE criteria.
- The trend of top management being reappointed even with continued low ROE is likely to continue for a while longer, but the time frame is definitely getting smaller.
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