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  • Not just Goenka reappointment, proxy advisor asks Zee shareholders to vote against adoption of financial statements

    Both Goenka’s reappointment and the adoption of financial statements are ordinary resolutions, which as per Companies Act, require 51 percent of the votes cast at the AGM to be in favour of the resolution for it to pass.

  • Proxy governance firm raises red flag over Religare's fund infusion into MIC Insurance

    Religare has sought shareholder approval for infusing Rs 15 crore fresh capital by the way of subscription to shares. The postal ballot is currently in progress and the results would be announced on March 23

  • NSE scam: SEBI order raises more questions

    From the SEBI order it is clear that everyone--the Board, the shareholders, the executive team members--at NSE was sleeping at the wheel.

  • Asian Paints shares slip as proxy advisory firm flags related party issues, calls for resignation of promoters

    The promoters have once again come under fire for related-party transactions between Asian Paints and Paladin Paints & Chemicals, a private company owned by the Dani family.

  • No compelling reason for Mistry's removal as director: InGovern

    Six of the seven Tata listed group companies where Mistry serves as a director have called EGMs between December 13 and 26 after having received requisition to this effect from the promoter shareholder, Tata Sons.

  • Institutional investor assert control in Indian cos: Report

    In 2014, public shareholders of several firms like Yes Bank, Siemens, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises, United Spirits, IVRCL, JSW Holdings and Adani Ports & SEZ voted against some proposals made by the firms, according to proxy advisory firm InGovern.

  • SEBI struggles to shield savers from more Saharas

    Sahara began as a scheme for small depositors, but it grew over decades with investment plans that critics say were designed to avoid regulatory scrutiny. At its height, it was one of India's biggest business empires, stretching from Formula One motor racing to New York's Plaza Hotel.

  • Shareholder activism: Are fund managers finally acting?

    Top fund managers investing in Maruti recently made their displeasure to the company known after the decision to let Suzuki set up a Gujarat plant. Are fund managers taking their roles as guardians of minority shareholders more seriously?

  • DLF pension plan to help only promoter directors: InGovern

    Minority shareholders of the Company will be burdened with a pension scheme made purely for the benefit of promoter directors of the Company.

  • Proxy Season 2012: Analysis

    In this report, InGovern analyzes patterns in the resolutions proposed by Indian listed companies in the just concluded 2012 proxy voting season.

  • HT Media, shine.com merger will hurt sharholders: InGovern

    InGovern says the merger will hurt interest of minority shareholders.

  • Eight concerns raised by Infosys shareholders at AGM

    Retail shareholders of Infosys appear to be far more demanding than their institutional counterparts, as seen from the concerns raised at the company's annual general meeting on Saturday. According to proxy advisory firm InGovern Research Services, which tracked the AGM, around 325 shareholders and 37 proxies were present.

  • Vote against Shriram Transport's merger proposal: InGovern

    Proxy advisory firm InGovern Research Services is advising institutional shareholders in Shriram Transport Finance to oppose the resolution seeking to merge privately-held promoter arm Shriram Holdings Madras Private Ltd. (SHMPL) with itself. InGovern‘s contention is that the swap ratio favors the promoter arm.

  • Escorts Under Scrutiny

    Proxy advisory firms IiAS & InGovern have raised an alarm regarding Escorts‘ restructuring proposal that involves the merger of 3 subsidiaries and allows Escorts promoters to enhance voting power considerably.

  • Governance Watch: March 2012

    This is the March edition of its newsletter Governance Watch that looks at Vedanta Restructuring from shareholder’s point of view and also looks at options that stakeholders in Kingfisher Airlines have.

  • Governance Watch: January

    InGovern is India’s first independent proxy analysis firm. This is the January edition of its newsletter Governance Watch which outlines some of the governance changes proposed in the Companies Bill, 2011.

  • Governance Watch: December

    InGovern is India’s first independent proxy analysis firm. This is the December edition of its newsletter Governance Watch.

  • Governance Watch: October

    InGovern is India's first independent proxy analysis firm. This is the October edition of its newsletter Governance Watch.

  • Governance Watch: September

    InGovern is India’s first independent proxy analysis firm. Here onwards it will be sharing its monthly newsletters with us. This is September’s edition of Governance Watch.

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