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| | | Shareholders in Australian companies have vastly increased power to over executive remuneration under legislation that will take effect in July. The Corporations Amendment (Improving Accountability on Director and Executive Remuneration) Bill 2011 ... |
| | | | ... Editor's note: This Q&A is derived from a longer interview. It has been condensed and edited. See Also: Woodside shareholders reject carbon disclosure resolution |
| | | | ... boilerplate discussion, often used for remuneration policy or how fixed pay levels are set, is of minimal use to shareholders and simply adds to the length of reports without providing information. Anecdotal evidence suggests however that over the past ... |
| | | | ... requirements for sustainability data and enable reporters to provide relevant information to various stakeholders, including shareholders, investors and consumers. It should also improve on content in the current guidelines - G3 and G3.1 - with strengthened ... |
| | | | Woodside Petroleum Ltd shareholders - including signatories to the UNPRI - have rejected a resolution that would have amended the corporate constitution to require disclosure of the company's assumptions of future carbon prices, oil prices, demand for ... |
| | | | ... in its sustainable development review that in 2010, the company expanded its stakeholder assessment to include key shareholders, investment houses, academics, non-governmental organisation, global leaders and 33,000 employees who completed the firm's ... |
| | | | ... ambitious agenda of expansion of PRI "work streams", including increasing the PRI clearinghouse, a forum allowing shareholders to pool knowledge and resources; widening the scope of asset classes to include fixed income, infrastructure, commodities and ... |
| | | | ... environment; we also think about our responsibilities to all our stakeholders - our employees, our customers, our shareholders, and the community," said Professor Paul Simshauser, AGL's chief economist and group head of corporate affairs. "We aim to ... |
| | | | Chi Woo, KPMG There is growing acceptance that Australian companies should report ESG factors to their shareholders, and a call by stakeholders for greater depth and clarity in the information reported. Sustainability reporting has been hampered by ... |
| | | | Australian shareholders will have the right to a "two strikes and you're out" test to remove directors if a company's remuneration report has received a 'no' vote of 25 per cent or more at two consecutive annual general meetings under legislation introduced ... |
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