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| | | ... believe that by 2030, one driver of change will be the need to accommodate stakeholder, board and investors views. "Shareholders driving this issue and it is being now linked to the cost of capital and the availability of capital," Poole said. "We see ... |
| | | | ... - AGL Australia (retail business) and Accel Energy (coal and gas-fired power plants). The decision was opposed by shareholders including Grok Ventures and HESTA. Chair Peter Botten has now resigned and chief executive and managing director Graeme Hunt ... |
| | | | ... long-term value creation this AGM season. "The events at AGL represent a watershed in active ownership in this country. Shareholders are pushing for greater action on climate change and a more rapid transition that aims to enhance the company's ability ... |
| | | | ... a pathway to achieve these goals, measure progress towards them and report on progress to stakeholders including shareholders. "This is our first ESG/climate change policy," noted ASA CEO Rachel Waterhouse. "It has been driven by our members - they proposed ... |
| | | | ... vote every AGL share that it controls at the relevant time against the demerger, and actively encourages all AGL shareholders to do the same. "We are at a critical point in Australia's energy transition, and in AGL's future," Cannon-Brookes said. "This ... |
| | | | ... and lack of data with which to track progress. "Business leaders know that employees, customers, stakeholders and shareholders are demanding more, but sustainability is not a priority which has replaced another priority, but rather an additional priority," ... |
| | | | ... Climate' votes on company transition plans at 17 companies in 2021, most of which were supported by more than 90% of shareholders, with only BHP's (84.9%) and Shell's (88.7%) supported by less than 90% of shareholders, ACCR found. Seven superannuation ... |
| | | | ... investors led by KKR, 100% of the shares of Ramsay Health Care were to be acquired. Also, under the proposal, Ramsay shareholders would be entitled to receive $88 per share cash or they could've exercised an option to receive part of the consideration ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure faster and they can make decisions that are very popular to the general public, but unpopular with shareholders, like closing larger income earning assets earlier, once you put those assets into private vehicles, they can make these decisions ... |
| | | | ... decreased the accountability of boards and management," Rennie said. "Boards are ultimately responsible to their shareholders. Restricting the ability of certain investors to access advice in the lead up to a vote could limit their ability to exercise ... |
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