by Roger Aitken, Forbes
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A study from the Centre for Tomorrow’s Company on corporate governance titled ‘Bridging the UK engagement gap through Swedish-style nomination committees’ (March 2010), noted: “In the UK there is a lack of commitment on both sides to the investor-company relationship and there are weak incentives for engagement. Many of the larger shareholders in Sweden believe engagement with companies promotes long-term value creation.”
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