Powers of the general meeting
A shareholder of a company may not represent the company solely on the basis of owning a share. Share ownership does not, as such, give the shareholder the right to represent the company under the Finnish Companies Act. According to the system of the Finnish Companies Act (624/2006), shareholders exercise their decision-making power at the general meeting.
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The starting point for decision-making at the general meeting is that the general meeting has the power to decide on the company's matters that fall within its jurisdiction under the Finnish Companies Act, while the general meeting has the general power to decide on general matters.
Matters falling within the jurisdiction of the general meeting are regulated separately in the relevant provision, for example, according to Section 13:6.1 of the Finnish Companies Act, the distribution of assets is decided at the general meeting. In principle, the general meeting makes few, but nevertheless quite important, decisions for the company's operations.
The dissertation mentions details of protocol matters according to the company's articles of association.
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