Shareholders will have a more difficult time trying to make climate a high priority on corporate agendas, while plans by some companies to re-evaluate their focus on diversity is causing concern. And the AGMs themselves are likely to attract drama just like in previous years, following a pushback from companies against activist shareholders, and potential disruptions by protestors over climate and other issues.
In this lookahead to the traditional spring AGM season, Head of Voting Michiel van Esch assesses what kinds of outcomes investors can expect, with examples from three major companies that have been in shareholders’ sights for differing reasons.
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