A new campaign puts its faith in the UK’s ‘world-leading corporate governance and shareholder rights mechanisms’.

Gary Nagle, CEO of Glencore, said the mining giant’s board was considering whether a move to another stock exchange would be better.

Asset owners are adopting tactics to sanction the use of dual-class voting, according to a report on changing policies.

International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN) argues obstacles remain to shareholder rights in the EU and calls for more harmonisation of rules.

Financial Conduct Authority’s reforms to London listing rules do not fill business leaders with confidence, survey suggests.

Cherry picking US elements such as dual-class shares can’t ensure success in attracting IPOs, ICGN conference heard.

There is to be no shareholder approval for ‘significant transactions’, nor a need for a sunset clause on dual-class shares.

Investment expert writes that the proposed changes to dual-class shares, listing categories and listing rules should go ahead.

Investors’ ‘strong concerns over the proposed reforms’ are highlighted in an ICGN open letter to the Financial Conduct Authority.

Suggested changes to the UK listings regime had come under fire from LAPFF, a £350bn pension funds investment body.