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| | | ... other side, you get a family that is long term focused, that often means that they have responsibilities to go beyond shareholders to understand that they have responsibility to family, to the environment, to the community." Founders can bring stability ... |
| | | | ... significant sites at Juukan Gorge by Rio Tinto." "Not only was priceless heritage destroyed and the costs borne by shareholders as a result, but we had believed this risk to be well managed in our portfolio," she said. "This has prompted us to renew ... |
| | | | ... and "improved" through the time period. "They got better with both the technology and opening the virtual floor to shareholders by allowing shareholders to ask audio questions over the phone," Gocher said. "It's not quite video, but maybe that's next." ... |
| | | | ... climate commitments and link it to remuneration as an example of company activity. "Investors using tools such as shareholders proposals will be effective, and voting, whether it be on remuneration or board appointments," she said. "We saw AGL align ... |
| | | | ... the subsequent years," Harrington said. "It's a unique transaction." The consortium did not buy all of AAP - major shareholders News Corp Australia and Nine will retain the Medianet and Mediaverse businesses as well as Pagemasters and the racing operation. ... |
| | | | ... turn our thoughts and ambitions into tangible action to solve global issues. This will create long-term value for shareholders, stakeholders, and society. "Today we are at the starting line. The road ahead requires both imagination and pragmatism to ... |
| | | | ... investment and systemic risk." The report notes that while the gaps related to systemic risks are huge, universal shareholders such as institutional investors "have great capacity to pursue transformational investments to mitigate these risks, while ... |
| | | | ... slightly differently. We are in favour of having strong boards with a long legacy of maybe one or two controlling shareholders, because a controlling shareholder might be good for stability and consistency. Whereas if you're an equity shareholder, a ... |
| | | | ... human rights and societal risks and impacts associated with Alphabet's technologies. At Alphabet's 5 June AGM, 16% of shareholders voted in favour of the resolution, with Robeco noting that because approximately 53% of Alphabet's voting shares controlled ... |
| | | | ... push to virtual events as a result of COVID-19 offers new opportunities and benefits for companies to engage with shareholders, according to Redback Connect. Jeff Downs, CEO and founder at Redback Connect Redback Connect, an online investor relations ... |
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