Is the Dual-Class Share Structure Corporate Gerrymandering?

morning-run · s&m-show · 18 Jan 2017 · 23 mins listen

Munir Abdul Aziz explains why giving up the one-shareholder-one-vote structure might be a good deal for investors and the Malaysian market.

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