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Explore recent shareholder activism trends in Japan with three examples of notable meetings where investors influenced the AGM agenda in 2025.

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Explore recent shareholder activism trends in Japan with three examples of notable meetings where investors influenced the AGM agenda in 2025.

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This article provides an overview of the board trends that we observed, covering board independence, overcommitment, and gender, racial and ethnic diversity, and discussion of how these findings align with the results of our 2025 Policy Survey.

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This article provides an overview of the board trends that we observed, covering board independence, overcommitment, and gender, racial and ethnic diversity, and discussion of how these findings align with the results of our 2025 Policy Survey.