특별결의 논쟁 힘 빠지나…금융그룹 회장, 90% 안팎 찬성으로 연임

Korea's financial regulators face a governance reform paradox: procedural measures like supermajority voting or mandatory term limits appear ineffective when executives enjoy 90%+ shareholder approval rates. The data reveals that ownership structure and global investor influence—not voting thresholds—determine actual outcomes, undermining arguments for purely mechanical reforms. This suggests substantive governance improvements require restructuring board authority distribution and nomination mechanisms rather than simply raising voting barriers.