Shareholders 'shut out' of two-thirds of FTSE 100 AGMs

Pandemic sees firms hold AGMs behind closed doors

Mike Sheen
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Shareholders have been "shut out" of two-thirds of annual general meetings (AGMs) held by FTSE 100 firms, the majority of which are holding meetings behind closed doors as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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