Japanese boardrooms are becoming more knowledgeable on corporate governance issues while shareholders are acting to more fully participate in the management of companies. These are the conclusions from an S&P report on corporate governance in Japan.
Shareholders are proving an important indicator. Shareholder meetings are typically held at the end of June, but as participation and awareness increases, the meetings are becoming dispersed throughout the year. According to S&P, this shows shareholders are taking a more active interest in company proceedings.
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