Regulators in Taiwan have ruled that foreign investors with shareholdings below 300,000 shares are no longer required to appoint a local agent or representative to attend AGMs and exercise voting rights.
Taiwan Lifts Requirement On Foreign Investors To Appoint Agent To Vote Proxies
Regulators in Taiwan have ruled that foreign investors with shareholdings below 300,000 shares are no longer required to appoint a local agent or representative to attend AGMs and exercise voting rights.
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