remove his name from the supervisor database except where such dismissal as staff or employee contains any fact or circumstance which leads the SEC Office to determine that such supervisor lacks
work constructively with the company to remove the impediment. A recent example of this type of engagement had to do with the mix of skill sets on a pharmaceutical company’s board. Several years before
respects until completion of the transaction, and to appoint and/or remove substitute to take the foregoing actions. 2.2.) The Company’s plan in case where there is a fraction of shares remaining The
fails to perform the duties specified by the trust instrument or this Act, the beneficiary may remove the trustee in accordance with the procedures and conditions as specified in the notification of the
directors; h) appoint and, if necessary, remove the chief executive officer (CEO) and develop succession plans; i) align CEO and senior management remuneration with the longer term interests of the company
to disclose. Institutional investors should work proactively with other intermediaries and other relevant parties to remove barriers to voting wherever they occur in the chain, and should seek to
damages to the beneficiary; (2) when there is evidence that the trustee fails to perform the duties specified by the trust instrument or this Act, the beneficiary may remove the trustee in accordance with
damages to the beneficiary; (2) when there is evidence that the trustee fails to perform the duties specified by the trust instrument or this Act, the beneficiary may remove the trustee in accordance with
corporation on a timely and regular basis; 4) participate and vote in general shareholder meetings; 5) elect and remove members of the board; and 6) share in the profits of the corporation. B. Shareholders
Governance of Publicly Traded Company - Definition (Section 89/1) - Qualifications and the removal of directors and executives (Section 89/3 - 89/6) - Duty and responsibility of directors and executives (Section 89/7 - 89/14) - Shareholders’ rights under Chapter 3/1 (Section 89/26, 89/28, 89/30) - Shareholder’s right to bring a derivative action and a private lawsuit against directors and executives (Section 89/18 - 89/20) - Criminal liability of directors and executives (Section 281/2, 281/3, 2...