Corporate Governance

Sustainability credentials don’t justify poor diversification.

But support for shareholder resolutions on climate is falling this year. Here’s what it means.

Shareholders lose patience with tech giants on governance.

The “Big Three” often disagree. Here’s how to make sure their proxy voting reflects your priorities.

32% of Amazon shareholders voted against the company’s executive compensation in the “say on pay” proposal. Other proposals, including collective bargaining, also earned wide support.

After successful campaigns with Nvidia, AMD, and Intel, what’s next for the climate-related shareholder advocate?

Europe leads, while Asia plays catch-up and the U.S. lags.

During proxy season, every week is Earth Week.

The Big Tech rebound lifted ESG benchmarks after a challenging 2022.

Vote on workers’ rights at Starbucks showcases increasing focus on human capital matters.

These companies face many ESG risks but offer attractive upsides.

Proxy voting decisions will help investors select funds that best reflect their sustainable-investing priorities.

Unionization at Starbucks and environmental reporting at Big Oil firms are among the top issues.

Gender-related resolutions jumped 46% in the 2022 proxy season. Key themes were harassment and reproductive rights.

In 2022, racial-equity resolutions doubled and expanded.

Consider your clients’ goals to determine how you can be most effective.

With proxy season looming, group refiles proposal after the retail giant refused to engage last year.

Europe cements its leadership, while politicization of ESG in the U.S. is slowing progress, says Morningstar Sustainalytics president.

Tightening of air quality standards gives rise to ESG risks.

Investors could soon have access to more information about how investment managers incorporate sustainability considerations.