How companies are putting passed ESG proposals into practice
Apple, McDonald’s, Chubb and Standard Chartered are addressing shareholder concerns
Voting
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Green Dream with Redington’s Lee: Clients are challenging managers to do better
Head of stewardship discusses how some groups have become less strident in their engagement
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Shareholder proposals should not be excluded based on their topic
Steil’s Act would be bad for investors, giving companies more power over what can and cannot be discussed
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ESG changed my mind on…how commitment to sustainability evolves
In this new series, industry figures reflect on the ever-changing world of ESG
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FCA launches consultation on vote-reporting template for UK asset managers
‘The full value of voting is not currently realised across the investment chain’
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The evolution of fund engagement
Engagement on ESG is no longer regarded as a sideline to the investment process but rather essential for fund selectors in gaining a dynamic understanding of a company
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Shell climate resolution’s 20% support triggers company action
Oil major now required to explain what it intends to do to consult shareholders
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We expect companies to develop a comprehensive biodiversity strategy
AXA IM may look to vote against boards not showing progress
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Cazenove Capital sets out voting best practice for asset managers
Schroders-owned wealth firm pens six-point letter to 93 asset managers overseeing £30trn AUM
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CA100+ lead investors back climate resolution at Shell
Asking company to align Scope 3 emissions with the Paris Agreement
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Green Dream with Fidelity’s Tan: Divestment is a failure of engagement
Global head of stewardship reveals what’s in the firm’s engagement toolkit
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Moving the dial on racial equity in investment portfolios
Where asset managers are going above and beyond discussions about recruitment and retention