JERSEY CITY, New Jersey (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) said on Thursday that shareholders voted to elect all of the company's directors and that more than 90 percent of votes favored its executive pay packages.
A single shareholder proposal, which would have permitted investors an additional means to take action, was opposed by the board and failed, receiving less than 40 percent of votes, according to a preliminary tallies.
The votes were taken at the bank's annual shareholder meeting at its offices in Jersey City, New Jersey on Thursday.