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| | | ... ownership by asset owners and asset managers over investment assets. The code covers activities including exercising voting rights, company engagement, monitoring asset managers and financial system advocacy. Stewardship codes exist in many markets in ... |
| | | | ... Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) launched the code, which covers activities including exercising voting rights, company engagement, monitoring asset managers and financial system advocacy. "There is a strong public demand for information ... |
| | | | ... Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) launched the code, which covers activities including exercising voting rights, company engagement, monitoring asset managers and financial system advocacy. "There is a growing desire for information ... |
| | | | ... director, policy, Governance Institute of Australia With superannuation funds becoming more active in exercising their voting rights, and larger funds taking their domestic Australian investment management in-house, there has been an increased focus ... |
| | | | ... approach to "managing conflicts of interest, and engaging with senior management of companies, intelligently executing voting rights, collaborating with other investors and how the stewardship activities will be disclosed, assured and reported," according ... |
| | | | ... shares over a longer time period. Loyalty rewards are instruments including loyalty dividends, warrants or additional voting rights that reward shareholders for retaining their shares for longer. The report is in response to concerns that "short-termism" ... |
| | | | ... longer time period. Helga Birgden Loyalty rewards are instruments including loyalty dividends, warrants or additional voting rights that reward shareholders for retaining their shares for longer. The report is in response to concerns that "short-termism" ... |
| | | | The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) will focus on increased disclosure of executive bonuses, the 'no vacancy' rule, director elections, capital raising and pre-emptive rights and poll voting as the key issues underpinning the proxy ... |
| | | | ... superannuation fund trustees with a benchmark to assess the ESG practices of investee companies, particularly when exercising voting rights. "ACSI believes that 'good' governance requires boards to consider and manage all material risks facing the company ... |
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