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| | | Tertiary education providers are cottoning on to the ESG skills deficit, with new university courses looking to capitalise on the trend. Monash Law recently announced it will launch a new course that brings corporate law to a broader cohort. 'LAW5488 ... |
| | | | ... firms received a second strike, compared to two the year before. In Australia, two consecutive strikes trigger a further vote on whether a board should be 'spilled' and if directors should present themselves for re-election at a subsequent meeting. The ... |
| | | | BlackRock has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed by the State of Tennessee, which alleged the asset manager misled consumers about how much its investment strategies were influenced by ESG considerations. Tennessee's suit alleged BlackRock ... |
| | | | ... sustainable lithium extractor Electralith. IP Group ANZ chief executive Michael Molinari said the increased investment was a vote of confidence in IP Group's investment model and proof that universities are effective in commercialising deep tech. ... |
| | | | Climate reporting is set to become a standard part of accounting as audit standards are due for release in December, with all disclosures checked by the end of the decade. The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) has finalised the standard explaining ... |
| | | | ... to go compared with the level of shareholder activism seen in the US. Many institutional investors are still reluctant to vote in favour of a board spill resolution, where directors stand to be re-elected, even after a second strike. Shareholders would ... |
| | | | ... ammonia investment more than 21 times over, assuming full ownership and all four phases developed. A number say they will vote to oust chair Richard Goyder in the next meeting, including Aware Super, Vision Super, Allianz Global Investors, Anima, CalPERS ... |
| | | | ... least 100 collaborators. FS Sustainability understands at least one major asset manager, yet to be publicly named, plans to vote in support of the resolution. Even a 20% vote in favour would send a strong signal for corporate action, says Adam Verwey ... |
| | | | The energy giant's US$2.35 billion ammonia buyout may placate many shareholders, but the high price paid has raised alarms given the yet-to-be-operational plant hinges on possibly impermanent carbon capture. Last week, Australian oil and gas company ... |
| | | | The US$1.5 trillion global asset manager has poached a stewardship head from rival UBS Asset Management, who will chair the proxy voting committee amid a rollout of a new proxy voting solution. Paul Clark is an investment management expert with over ... |
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