英文摘要 |
The role of shareholders’ meetings, in which shareholders can participate in and vote fundamental issues in a company, shall be pivotal and can be exerted as forms of shareholder activism and shareholder democracy in the context of corporate governance. Due to recent pandemic crisis of COVID-19, Section 172-2 of Taiwan Company Act and relevant delegated regulations were enacted and promulgated to authorize public companies to hold visual shareholders’ meetings. This Article will analyze such provision and relevant regulations in a theoretical and practical manners to examine whether such new institution can be reserve the rights of shareholders as expected. By employing a comparative law methodology, this Article will conduct a survey on virtual shareholder meetings in the U.S.A. Moreover, will learn from the US Delaware General Corporation Law to introduce the blockchain technology, and provide insights into how to use emerging technologies to better the new institution and a new path to corporate governance. |