Saudi regulator proposes giving shareholders more say over loss-making firms and boards
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s markets regulator has proposed giving shareholders more power over listed companies, from demanding in-person assemblies to pushing loss-making firms to publish recovery plans. It is the latest in a series of measures by the Capital Market Authority to tighten governance at listed companies, following its April approval of new rules for removing board members. The changes would…
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