No inherent conflict in MediaWorks board’s incentive scheme
“Company law is clear – the duties of the directors are almost solely owed to the shareholders." With special feature audio.
A New Zealand Herald report last week featured an academic specialising in change management and governance saying the bonuses MediaWorks board members stood to receive if the company was sold or floated created a conflict of interest for them.
Competition and regulation lawyer Michael Wigley,
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Nick Grant
Tue, 10 May 2016
Tue, 10 May 2016
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No inherent conflict in MediaWorks board’s incentive scheme
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