Scoring while shareholders lose: Why Woolies needs the Companies Act
Woolworths’ vexed relationship with shareholders is a great example of why changes to the Companies Act should be made law…
Suggestions
Thungela vs shareholders: The thorny issue of investor rights
A court case against the coal miner may finally clarify whether shareholders have the right to insist on AGM resolutions…
AGMs: Going online to virtually dodge accountability?
Online-only AGMs are catching on in the UK and South Africa, with cost-cutting cited as the motive. But critics say they weaken shareholder accountability…
The long wait for fair pay rules
The only winners from the delay to tougher new rules on executive pay will be the country’s army of remuneration consultants…
Most Read
Investec vs Investec: The Mr Price deal debacle
Investec Equities has downgraded Mr Price on the deeply-disliked NKD…
Court closes RAF’s ‘no papers’ loophole
The RAF has suffered another legal loss, with the SCA…
Hanneli Rupert’s Okapi is real South African luxury
Hanneli Rupert’s Okapi, now shaped by Tiaan Nagel, shows what…
Will oil prices ever truly go back to ‘normal’?
The challenge now may not be the short-term disruption to…
