All resolutions proposed by the board had been handed in an annual common assembly and extraordinary common assembly this morning (15 March), with over 97% of votes solid in favour of continuation for an additional three years.
The change to the capital allocation coverage, which goals to return the primary £100m of cumulative future realisations to shareholders, topic to it retaining a liquidity buffer, additionally acquired overwhelming backing, with 99% of the vote.
Alongside the brand new administration preparations and the spin-out of the group from Jupiter to a brand new entity, shareholders voted in favour of a …
