FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Answer to Q2As a listed public company, AMGL is required to produce a
remuneration report to be voted on by shareholders at its annual general
meeting (AGM). Two of its shareholders, ABC Asset Management LP and Canny Ltd,
have indicated to AMGL’s chairman that they intend to vote against the report
at the AGM because they believe the remuneration arrangements for senior executives
are too generous. They think a number of small shareholders will vote with
them. What would be the effect on AMGL if more than 25% of the shareholders
vote ‘no’ to the report at the next AGM?
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