In today’s briefing:
- Without Fundamental Solutions, Tackling Issues by Comparing to Other Countries Is the Usual Pattern
Without Fundamental Solutions, Tackling Issues by Comparing to Other Countries Is the Usual Pattern
- Companies should consider that things may not go according to the assumption that showering individual shareholders with shareholder benefits will lead them to vote in favor of the company’s proposals.
- Discussions of trading one share at a time based on trading conditions in other countries or comparative competitiveness fail to address the fundamental issue of inequality in shareholder rights.
- Unless the fundamental issues are addressed, these measures will be ineffective, and—just as with TSE’s market reforms—it will take a long time to reach a fundamental solution.
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