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Alliance Advisors, a proxy solicitation and corporate advisory
firm, has just posted its 2021 Proxy Season Preview, a useful
introduction into the major themes of this season well worth
a read. First, and most obviously, there is COVID-19 and its
direct and indirect impact. The pandemic is having a significant
direct impact this year not just in necessitating recourse to
virtual-only annual meetings again this season but also in
focusing the attention of investors and proxy advisors on how
well corporate leaders navigated the crisis and protected business
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Alliance Advisors, a proxy solicitation and corporate advisory firm, has just posted its 2021 Proxy Season Preview, a useful introduction into the major themes of this season well worth a read. First, and most obviously, there is COVID-19 and its direct and indirect impact. The pandemic is having a significant direct impact this year not just in necessitating recourse to virtual-only annual meetings again this season but also in focusing the attention of investors and proxy advisors on “how well corporate leaders navigated the crisis and protected business operations, liquidity and the health and welfare of employees.” But the pandemic has also had a somewhat surprising broader indirect impact. While it was widely anticipated that the challenges of COVID-19 would overwhelm any other concerns, the impact appears to be otherwise, as the pandemic has highlighted our increasingly precarious condition, including the e
DeSmog
May 14, 2020 @ 14:44
America’s largest bank is shunning calls from shareholders to disclose its full emissions, despite warnings from its own economists that “catastrophic” climate change could end up threatening human life “as we know it.”
JPMorgan Chase, which a coalition of U.S. environmental groups recently claimed is the world’s largest financer of fossil fuels, has instructed its shareholders to vote down a proposal for the bank to report the emissions of its lending activities at its upcoming annual general meeting (AGM) on May 19.
Now treasurers from eight U.S. states are joining a call for JPMorgan to elect an independent board chair who will guide the company’s financing to align with the Paris Agreement.
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“Glennon is always supremely angry about something.”
Because PointyWires is basically just Infowars, but with numbers.
Genius investor, that Frerichs. Parking state money in government and AAA corporate bonds. Who could have come up with such an insightful strategy?
- Republican], and to [Republicans] alone -
It’s not TMF’s fault that it was only Republicans that voted to overturn a legitimate election.
- Friendly Bob Adams - Tuesday, Mar 16, 21 @ 11:43 am:
The Republicans in Congress that push the Big Lie that the presidential election was stolen need to be called out and shunned. They are openly on record against democracy.