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Navigating the activist landscape
How corporate leaders and boards can recognise, prepare for and react to external attacks on their organisations.
News round-up: this week in governance
Extreme weather features in FTSE 350 reports; activism campaigns increase, but fewer board seats won; the risks of political spending.
Susan Standiford to join evoke as a non-executive director
She will take her seat on the board of the international betting and gaming company with effect from 1 November 2024.
News round-up: this week in governance
House of Lords to debate UK audit reform; case study on Disney vs Trian activist investors; award for research into ESG and governance.
News round-up: this week in governance
Plus500 fintech faces major pay revolt; FRC fines auditors £14m; investor pressure here to stay; disclosure ‘may fail to help ESG’.
US giants face proxy season AI proposals
Shareholder proposals in relation to artificial intelligence risks and disclosures will become more ‘prevalent’, warn analysts.
News round-up: this week in governance
Shareholders accept remuneration policies; EU corporate sustainability directive voted into law; when directors become activists.
Disney gains ground against activist investors
BlackRock and T Rowe’s reported support of the entertainment company may be giving it the edge ahead of its AGM.
News round-up: this week in governance
FCA to probe harassment; audit chairs’ decision-making; firms seek AI skills; Disney clashes with Nelson Peltz; US unions focus on Starbucks.
US corporates mention ESG less than they did last year
As political debates on ESG issues get more heated in the US, companies are cooling their talk on the topic, research shows.