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Shareholder Proposals Vital in Shaping Materiality

Shareholder Proposals Vital in Shaping Materiality

Both ESG and anti-ESG shareholder proposals spark critical debate about modern corporate governance, highlighting the importance of active shareholder participation, adaptable definitions of materiality, and a focus on long-term risk management over symbolic actions. Engagement through proposals isn’t symbolic—it is necessary for healthy capitalism and a sustainable future. Disempowering shareholders erodes the corporate compass of […]

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Giant Shadow of Corporate Gadflies

The Giant Shadow of Corporate Gadflies

The Giant Shadow of Corporate Gadflies, by Yaron Nili and Kobi Kastiel, (download at SSRN) is one of the more objective reviews of the recent influence of “gadflies” on corporate governance in America. It might have been even better if the authors had discussed their work with the subjects of their study – the gadflies. (Disclosure: […]

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Environmental and Social Shareowner Proposals Gain Traction

Key Characteristics of Prominent Shareholder-sponsored Proposals on Environmental and Social Topics, 2005-2011, released by the IRRC Institute (IRRCi) and researched by Ernst & Young LLP finds environmental and social (E+S) shareowner proposals are gaining increased support from investors at US companies. Download the report, presentation, press release and even replay the webinar from IRRCi’s website. (more…)

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