Investor opposition to remuneration reports is growing, according to data from this year’s FTSE 350 AGM season.

In the US, though, the effects of ‘anti-woke’ are being felt, while proposals related to biodiversity and AI have debuted.

S&P 500 chief executives’ pay rises 9%, according to ISS figures, sparking speculation about pay for top UK CEOs.

Survey finds that majority of savers believe shareholder votes enable ‘strong’ corporate goverance.

The 2023 AGM season revealed that executive pay and long-term incentive awards are hot issues for European company shareholders.

AGM season review reveals that remuneration is still the topic that attracts most shareholder opposition in Europe.

New FRC guidance may affect how investors vote at UK AGMs, so boards should look to build shareholder trust by using their new powers wisely.

Investors’ dissent is predicted to remain high for this year’s AGM season, according to the register of shareholder revolts.

Proxy adviser ISS says recent directives will grant shareholders much greater influence when voting at this year’s European AGMs.

Chief executive Larry Fink seeks ‘to translate individual investor views into voting instructions’ for the first time.