Conference held by Christian Strenger during Forum Nr. 108, Humboldt Universität Berlin, may 9th 2005 link

The German Companies Act (AktG; www.aktiengesetz.de) has since 1965 provided that shareholders should exercise their rights in company affairs in the general meeting (AGM), unless the Act provides otherwise.

Counter-motions presented by VIP eV regarding items 1,2,3 and 4 of the agenda of the AGM which will take place the 10th of August in the "cathedral-town" .

The registration is a historical document, it comunicates the main contents in a highly emotional AGM.
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The registration is not perfect, but it comunicates the main contents of the speech of Hans-Martin Buhlmann
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1. In the interests of the investing clients of the company under investigation (investment trust/asset manager), the rating report (presentation, analysis and assessment) should be worded and made available in language locally and generally understood there. 2. In principle, the rating output should make the organisational structure of the company under investigation and all its own operational mechanisms transparent.

Ladies and Gentlemen, We VIP association of institutional shareholders e.V., Bonn (Buschstr. 52, 53113 Bonn; www.VIP-cg.com) hereby move, at the forthcoming ...

There are some 15 million small investors in Germany - 10 million of these entrust their money to a fund. At present, they can choose between approximately 4,000 funds in Germany and abroad, the number constantly increasing. 200 funds alone focus on European blue chip shares.