Towards a Virtual General Meeting: ‘I accept’ or ‘I decline’?

Pemmelaar, Wanne M.

doi:10.18352/ulr.89

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“…This leads irreversibly to well-informed resolutions. In other way, it also establishes a "check and balance" system against director"s managerial power [3] In [4], rational apathy, asymmetrical information and unfortunate planning of annual general meeting may obstruct any increase in participation and involvement of shareholders. Kobler [1] noted that changes in corporate society structure through time, call for revolution in handling company"s general meeting.…”

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Some Legal Uncertainties in Electronic Corporate Meetings

Ali¹,

Zainol²,

Hassim³

et al. 2013

IJCTE

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Abstract-Electronic meetings may offer a low cost and borderless medium of communication. Hence, shareholders' rights to participate may be enhanced. Legislatures in various jurisdictions have given electronic meetings a statutory recognition. This paper analyses the effectiveness of electronic corporate meetings from a legal perspective as provided by the legislation especially in Malaysia. Some experiences from other jurisdictions like US and Australia may be drawn for this purpose.

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Section: Meetings and Shareholders" Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Some Legal Uncertainties in Electronic Corporate Meetings

Ali¹,

Zainol²,

Hassim³

et al. 2013

IJCTE

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Virtual general meetings

Radović

2024

Zb Pravnog fak Novi Sad

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Traditionally, general meetings have been held as physical meetings. Over the last two decades, legislators have often allowed hybrid meetings, giving shareholders the right to participate both electronically and in person. Since the end of the recent pandemic, we have seen further liberalisation, which means that an increasing number of countries also allow virtual meetings of shareholders. At present, Serbia does not recognise and allow virtual meetings, but it is recommended that this type of meeting should be legally regulated. The purpose of this paper is to define the exact meaning of virtual meetings, to highlight their advantages and disadvantages, to present some selected comparative laws regulating this type of meetings, as well as to analyse some problematic aspects that need to be regulated. The aim of this paper is to give recommendations to the Serbian legislator on the proper way to allow virtual meetings, taking into account all potential problems associated with these meetings.

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Towards a Virtual General Meeting: ‘I accept’ or ‘I decline’?

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Some Legal Uncertainties in Electronic Corporate Meetings

Some Legal Uncertainties in Electronic Corporate Meetings

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