Today’s Business Japanese is “Kabunushi-teian (Shareholder Proposal)”.
Many Japanese companies quitted “Kabu no Mochiai (Keeping stocks with each other among group companies)” and accepted foreign institutional investors. Recently, “Kabunushi-teian” is increasing.
Some examples of “Kabunushi-teian” are “to fire chairman and president because both of them are occupied by the founder’s family and it is not effective” and “To sell traditional Department from huge retailer group”.
Board of Directors no longer run the companies with their own perspective.
However, Japan as a whole society should welcome this heathy corporate governance.
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