Proxy Adviser Urges Goldman Sachs to Separate Chairman and Chief Executive Roles
Proxy Adviser ISS Urges Goldman Sachs for Separate Chairman and CEO Roles
In a recent development, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) has recommended that Goldman Sachs should split the roles of chairman and chief executive officer. ISS believes this separation would provide more independent oversight at the company.
The Need for Independence and Oversight
By having a separate chair, shareholders could benefit from enhanced governance and accountability within the organization. This move aligns with best practices in corporate governance and can lead to improved decision-making processes.
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