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| | | ... "Collaboration will be key as no one organisation can solve this alone. "We must evaluate climate risk, engage with companies, vote for climate action and continue to decarbonise our portfolios. The sum of these actions sends an unequivocal message that ... |
| | | | ... Search, Rio Tinto, Santos and Woodside Energy have committed to putting their climate strategy plans to shareholders to a vote at their 2022 AGMs, the first companies in the world to do so. The "say on climate" resolutions are advisory votes only, but ... |
| | | | ... she explained Santos has provided substantial information about climate change as a direct response to the Say on Climate vote. "In the ASX, if you're in a carbon-intensive industry you need to be demonstrating steps that you are going to take to ... |
| | | | ... in a major index, we really want to focus in on your ESG disclosure and performance." SSGA will expand its intentions to vote against reelection of board directors to capture not just laggards but ESG underperformers as well - companies that are not ... |
| | | | ... alcohol, armaments, etc., but a lot are doing that," she said. "Active ownership is pretty common now - most managers will vote at least at some AGMs now. "The bits like impact and positive screening are still not well integrated, but people are surprised ... |
| | | | Four ASX listed companies thus far have committed to putting their climate strategy plans to shareholders to a vote at their 2022 AGMs, the first companies in the world to do so. The "say on climate" resolutions are advisory votes only, but engagement ... |
| | | | The world's largest fund manager outlined its key engagement priorities for 2021, including board quality and effectiveness, climate and natural capital, and company impacts on people. BlackRock's sustainability engagement priorities are carried out ... |
| | | | Women now hold more than a third of board seats on the ASX200, but still lag in chair and chief executive roles, according to analysis by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). ACSI released its research in time for International ... |
| | | | ... Stakeholders including investors and activists have welcomed a decision by Rio Tinto to put its climate reporting to an advisory vote at this year's AGMs. Rio Tinto is the first Australian-listed company to commit to a vote on its Taskforce for Climate-related ... |
| | | | ... First Sentier argued that shorting can also increase the cost of capital for a company and is "almost akin to a 'no' vote rather than just not voting for something," and works "on the same principle as the theory of divestment," said Palos. Currently ... |
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