Corporate Governance · glossary
A director decides for herself and hands her vote to nobody. A director nominated by an investor may take the investor's views into account, but she votes as she judges best for the company. If the investor gives her an instruction, she must ignore it. Charter §8.1 · Chapter 3 · Chapter 5
Explained in Chapter 3, The Seven Duties, of Corporate Governance.
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