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What Do Shareholders Propose?

Harvard Corporate Governance

Introduction SquareWell published the inaugural edition of “ What do Shareholders Propose “, a comprehensive review of all shareholder proposals related to environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) topics in Europe and the United States for 2022 and 2023, including the “Anti-ESG” movement. .”

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For or against? The year in shareholder resolutions—2023

Harvard Corporate Governance

This is the fourth year that we have published analysis of our voting results on shareholder resolutions on environmental, social, and political topics. [1] Brown is Head of Governance for EMEA and Asia-Pacific at T. Rowe Price. This post is based on their T. Rowe Price memorandum. and Canada.

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Next-Gen Governance: AI’s Role in Shareholder Proposals

Harvard Corporate Governance

In our Responsible AI Governance white paper published in January 2024, we highlighted the risks to businesses and wider society of AI, provided an overview of regulators’ and investors’ responses, and proposed a governance framework to manage these risks.

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The DNA of 2023 U.S. Sustainability Reports

Harvard Corporate Governance

Since we published our last study on U.S. To help companies navigate this environment, we are publishing a series of research reports based on our analysis of 250 sustainability reports from S&P 500 companies published in 2023. presidential campaign.

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The 2023 board agenda

Harvard Corporate Governance

Introduction The more things change… On the board’s agenda first focused on the upcoming year’s “hot topics” in January 2018. [1] We discuss below some of the critical topics that have remained relatively constant in the past five years, as well as new and emerging topics that will likely be on the board’s agenda in 2023.

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Driving Board Excellence

Harvard Corporate Governance

This report completes a series on Corporate Board Practices in the Russell 3000 and S&P 500 and discusses areas of board governance that often receive less investor and public attention than topics such as board diversity but are nonetheless critical for board excellence. This post relates to a report authored by Ms.

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What boards should know about balancing ESG critics and key stakeholders

Harvard Corporate Governance

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) topics are often discussed as if there is a collective understanding about what they mean. The use of ESG as an umbrella term for so many topics has led to misperceptions and, at times, controversy about whether focusing on certain risks and opportunities violates duties to investors.

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