Nissan to Hold First Post-Ghosn Annual Shareholders' Meeting

The meeting focuses on reforming the governance structure to prevent individual dominance by introducing a three-committee system. This includes an audit, compensation, and nomination committee. The new structure has Renault's support, crucial for its approval. Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa faces personal stakes, with his position on the ballot and proxy advisors against him. Despite Renault's 43% voting stake, Saikawa may face tough questions from shareholders, especially regarding his role in the Carlos Ghosn scandal. Saikawa has accepted a 50% pay cut and may need to apologize at the meeting.

What questions might shareholders ask Saikawa during the meeting?

What significant action has Saikawa already taken in response to the situation?