In today’s briefing:
- Publishing “Case Studies of Overcoming Challenges” Is Effective, But It Alone Is Not Sufficient
Publishing “Case Studies of Overcoming Challenges” Is Effective, But It Alone Is Not Sufficient
- “Case studies of overcoming challenges” are effective in Japan, where peer pressure is strong. As a starting point for discussion, they will lead to management practices that enhance future value.
- Regarding challenges in initiatives outlined in “Survey Results for Companies,” responses indicating challenges in formulating medium-to-long-term capital policies, reviewing business portfolios, and identifying growth opportunities ranged from 20% to 49%.
- More variable compensation for executives to increase alignment with shareholders’ perspectives, and stricter voting by institutional investors on director election proposals are also necessary.
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