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| | Climate and corporate governance were the biggest areas of focus for the leading global asset manager, which ramped up its engagement activities by 14% on the previous year. AXA Investment Managers, with €844 billion AUM, made 681 engagements with ... |
| | | ... team at Morgan Stanley Investment Management voted against management in 9% of cases, and 69% of meetings had at least one vote against management. Bruno Paulson, managing director for the International Equity team says increased attention is being paid ... |
| | | Board directors of energy companies continue to be elected with over 95% shareholder support, even when those companies perform poorly against investor expectations. More than six years after the launch of the Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) Net Zero Company ... |
| | | Investors expect ASX-listed companies to watch their corporate donations more closely, as the donor list of the 2023 Voice referendum uncovers a thin line between political versus philanthropic activities. While some of the companies that donated prohibit ... |
| | | ... to 53% from 2020/2021 to 2022. AustralianSuper, Brighter Super, Hostplus, IOOF and Qantas Super were the least likely to vote on climate. AustralianSuper told FS Sustainability the fund engaged with Woodside on "its approach to climate change and its ... |
| | | Invesco is the latest departure from the Climate Action 100+ network, as four major US banks leave climate benchmark group the Equator Principles. Insiders insist the news has been sensationalised by the media and that more firms are joining than are ... |
| | | ... voting season, a global asset manager with US$1.4 trillion in assets under management has announced it will take action and vote on key ESG proposals. AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM) has changed its voting policy, stating it will this year hold to account ... |
| | | ... statements of sustainability. This shortlist of corporate ESG leaders is once again open to our online readers, who can choose to vote for one or as many ESG professionals featured in the shortlist. All shortlisted candidates stand as individuals, however ... |
| | | ... remuneration report. Under legislation, if a listed company gets two strike votes in consecutive years at AGM, shareholders can then vote to spill the board, requiring directors to present themselves for re-election. That has not yet happened in Australia. ... |
| | | ... Australia's listed companies," Verwey said. "We are currently running two campaigns on the platform - one on the forthcoming vote on the chairs of Santos and Woodside, and the other towards Woolworths and Coles to get them to stop sourcing their ... |
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