The impact of voting disclosure on shareholder dissent in director elections (IMAGE)

Waseda University

The impact of voting disclosure on shareholder dissent in director elections

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The study found that the voluntary disclosure of institutional investor’s voting records led to increased shareholder dissent in director elections, particularly among domestic investors, demonstrating how transparency regulations can strengthen corporate governance.

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Professor Toru Yoshikawa from Waseda University, Japan

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