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"yeah, good to hear that aviva's shareholders voted against their boards pay deals"
apparently barclays had a protest vote to...but still won but by a much reduced margin....but even if they loose they can still press on and take the pay...the votes are not binding  |
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"yeah, good to hear that aviva's shareholders voted against their boards pay deals
apparently barclays had a protest vote to...but still won but by a much reduced margin....but even if they loose they can still press on and take the pay...the votes are not binding "
shareholder votes count for nothing, the board still do what they want, they just have to realise, they try to raise funding for a project, are the shareholders going to bail them out? thats why they have offered higher dividends for next year. |
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"yeah, good to hear that aviva's shareholders voted against their boards pay deals
apparently barclays had a protest vote to...but still won but by a much reduced margin....but even if they loose they can still press on and take the pay...the votes are not binding shareholder votes count for nothing, the board still do what they want, they just have to realise, they try to raise funding for a project, are the shareholders going to bail them out? thats why they have offered higher dividends for next year."
BLATENT bribery and could be seen as corrupt....they shouls change the law and make a shareholders vote binding upon a board...as technically shareholders are thier employers xxx |
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"Peeps are waking UP ,
we have to many Idiots in to many high positions ,( In all walks of life )making stupid decisions ....they need to sort themselfs out or move over   "
Ade O'l Chum,,,,,,, but surely your statement doesn’t make sense ….!. does it?
I mean, its like a contradiction of terms offering a rationality suggesting an idiot could sort themselves out!!!….
Hmm d’ya see where I’m coming from?
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"The older I get, I need the toilet more too!
are you struggling with your anal retention ? are you in fact shitting yourself ?  "
Anel.........Never been confused! |
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"The older I get, I need the toilet more too!
are you struggling with your anal retention ? are you in fact shitting yourself ?
Anel.........Never been confused! "
I find your clarity of mind pleasing xxx please accept my best wishes for the maintanance of your bowel control xxx  |
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"Peeps are waking UP ,
we have to many Idiots in to many high positions ,( In all walks of life )making stupid decisions ....they need to sort themselfs out or move over
Ade O'l Chum,,,,,,, but surely your statement doesn’t make sense ….!. does it?
I mean, its like a contradiction of terms offering a rationality suggesting an idiot could sort themselves out!!!….
Hmm d’ya see where I’m coming from?
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Hang on i'll just get me binns ..    |
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"yeah, good to hear that aviva's shareholders voted against their boards pay deals
apparently barclays had a protest vote to...but still won but by a much reduced margin....but even if they loose they can still press on and take the pay...the votes are not binding shareholder votes count for nothing, the board still do what they want, they just have to realise, they try to raise funding for a project, are the shareholders going to bail them out? thats why they have offered higher dividends for next year."
It depends on the rules of the company. Some shareholder votes are binding but they usually call for a large majority to make them so |
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"yeah, good to hear that aviva's shareholders voted against their boards pay deals
apparently barclays had a protest vote to...but still won but by a much reduced margin....but even if they loose they can still press on and take the pay...the votes are not binding shareholder votes count for nothing, the board still do what they want, they just have to realise, they try to raise funding for a project, are the shareholders going to bail them out? thats why they have offered higher dividends for next year.
It depends on the rules of the company. Some shareholder votes are binding but they usually call for a large majority to make them so"
The shareholders can sell their shares in the company anytime ,if they feel strongly enough about the decisions of the board , thats the only way to get attention |
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