<p>India's Zee said on Tuesday a push by US investor Invesco for a management shakeup at the Indian media firm before its planned merger with Japan's Sony Group was not related to any legal governance or business performance issues.</p>.<p>Invesco, which has an almost 18 per cent stake in Zee, has said terms of the planned Zee-Sony merger gave Zee's founding family an option to ramp up their stake to 20 per cent from 4 per cent via methods the US firm called "wholly opaque", saying some shareholders would be unfairly rewarded at the expense of others.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos here:</strong></p>
<p>India's Zee said on Tuesday a push by US investor Invesco for a management shakeup at the Indian media firm before its planned merger with Japan's Sony Group was not related to any legal governance or business performance issues.</p>.<p>Invesco, which has an almost 18 per cent stake in Zee, has said terms of the planned Zee-Sony merger gave Zee's founding family an option to ramp up their stake to 20 per cent from 4 per cent via methods the US firm called "wholly opaque", saying some shareholders would be unfairly rewarded at the expense of others.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos here:</strong></p>