Standard Life Investments Opposes Double Voting Rights
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Edited by the Insidemoneytalk editorial team
Apr 20, 2007
Global fund manager, Standard Life Investments will today oppose the notion, "This House believes that long-term shareholders should have double voting rights" in an Oxford Union-style Debate.
The debate will take place at the Institute for Law and Finance, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt.
Guy Jubb, Head of Corporate Governance at Standard Life Investments, will highlight the difficulties that arise when long term shareholders have the right to double vote and will reinforce the importance that global long term investors attach to the principle of one share-one vote.
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