Autori:
Esposito De Falco, Salvatore,
Cucari, Nicola,
Carbonara, SergioTitolo:
Shareholder engagement e co-creation: un'analisi su un campione di imprese quotatePeriodico:
SinergieAnno:
2018 - Volume:
36 - Fascicolo:
106 - Pagina iniziale:
41 - Pagina finale:
59Purpose of the paper: The paper analyzes and interprets the shareholder engagement as a means of co-creation of value and aims to verify whether it could encourage a greater flow of information within the firm, creating the foundations for a shared government.
Methodology: This study has an exploratory approach; the scholars used a phenomenological approach to test a sample of 44% of Italian companies to large and mid-cap. The data used refer to the years 2014/2016 and report the degree of dissent by minority shareholders with respect to the proposals in shareholder meetings and in particular with regard to remuneration policies.
Findings: Results show that the continuous shareholder engagement reduces the degree of dissent by minority towards business decisions, with regard to decisions relating to the remuneration policies.
Research limits: The paper used a sample of 44% of Italian companies to large and mid-caps listed. It would be desirable, in the future, expand the survey to a
sample of international companies, operating in different contexts.
Practical implications: The paper provides information on the operation and effectiveness of the actions and policies of engagement by providing useful practical
guidance on the effectiveness of proxy solicitors and on a “new role” of the Annual General Meeting.
Originality of the paper: In studies on corporate governance, the co-creation of value approach has not found a specific epistemological framework. In this work,
however, we have tried to reinterpret the shareholder engagement as a co-creation tool.
SICI: 0393-5108(2018)36:106<41:SEECUS>2.0.ZU;2-P
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