The UK’s local government pension funds, which collectively manage more than £400bn in assets, could be given greater flexibility on responsible investment as the government attempts to reconcile politically divided funds into eight mandated pools
The surge in oil and gas prices as a result of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz left its mark on today’s Shell AGM with investor support for greater climate risk planning dropping
A resolution co-filed by the superannuation manager says incoming chair Yasmin Allen served on QBE and Santos boards when fossil fuel financing policy was updated
Asset managers' voting decisions vary substantially by location and firm size finds Lindsey Stewart, director of Institutional Insights at Morningstar
BP suffered a significant shareholder revolt at today’s AGM, with more than half of shareholders voting to prevent the firm's attempts to ease climate reporting standards
Ahead of BP's AGM, ACCR's Sarah Brewin warns that voices of critical investors are being silenced and sets out why the group has co-filed a resolution demanding greater transparency on BP's capital allocation strategy
Investors in BP are lobbying for a vote against a resolution which would see the scrapping of emissions disclosure rules, following the energy giant's dismissal of a climate resolution
Plaintiffs argue the SEC adopted policy changes without the legally mandated process
Japanese lawmakers are considering key changes to voting rights, campaigners warn that this could limit institutional investors’ ability to file resolutions
With global oil and gas prices surging following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, energy major Shell has set out details of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) strategy
British energy giant BP is facing a court challenge over its decision to exclude a climate resolution from its upcoming AGM
