Dos and don'ts at the annual shareholders' meeting

Investors are in the thick of AGM season, that time of the year when listed companies host their annual general meetings and shareholders get a chance to quiz bosses on their vision and strategy. How valuable an AGM is very much depends on what questions shareholders pose to the board, so The Sunday Times asked some corporate veterans to share their tips on how to engage directors and management in more meaningful discussions.

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Singapore's central business district seen in a photo taken on April 16, 2017.

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Marissa Lee

TONGUE-TIED BOARDS

Sometimes the most frustrating answer a shareholder can get is no answer at all.
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