The 2022 outlook: What’s on the (proxy) cards this year?
Jan 04, 2022
5 min read
Over the past two years, the pandemic and other large-scale events have altered the landscape in which public companies operate...
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Proxy season preview: the UK view
This year there was an increase in contested remuneration policy votes and contested remuneration report votes, says Daniele...
Proxy season preview: Australia
The key theme of Australia's proxy season was executive remuneration. ‘We had some companies taking government aid and, while...
Climate and social issues expected to be front and center at AGMs
Virtual meetings became the standard during the Covid-19 pandemic out of necessity and, with uncertainty over when this pandemic...
‘Investors are seeing the opportunity as much as the risk’: Highlights from the ESG Integration Forum – Europe
In late November, IR professionals and corporate secretaries gathered virtually to discuss the future of stakeholder engagement...
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The heat is on: Severn Trent talks climate vote
From bringing out 60 employees from across the company for an award-winning investor day to its ambitious net-zero goals, Severn...
ESG reporting: The intersection of values and value
Amid the tumultuous events of the last 18 months, companies have come under pressure to discuss how they work in the interests of...
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How companies can find ‘best fit’ ESG investment
‘This is the biggest capital reallocation since the Industrial Revolution,’ said Nicholas Stern to the Financial Times recently...
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How do boards add value amid Covid-19 challenges?
With more than 16 years of corporate governance experience, serving on more than 20 public and private boards across Asia, I know...
Board evaluation increasingly a 'real time' process, says EY
Almost a quarter (23 percent) of Fortune 100 firms say board evaluation is now an ongoing process and something that happens...
