Corporate governance – Page 48
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Risk expert: Schemes must take debt as criterion for measures
Pension funds should assess where debt might affect their investments
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USS to stay the course with 2020 valuation despite funding stresses
Value of universities scheme’s assets this month fell from £74bn to as low as £64.3bn
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Australian supers face A$25bn payout to jobless members
Retail and hospitality, tourism and recreation are hardest-hit sectors
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VBV: optimism as virus puts crisis plans to the test
VBV has always focused on business continuity management
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SEC blocks Church climate proposal for Exxon AGM again
The proposal requested Exxon to issue a report describing its plans to reduce its total contribution to climate change
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Asset owner long-term value creation statement gains traction
ABP, FRR, HESTA join after CalSTRS, GPIF, USS got the ball rolling
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COVID-19: How are Netherlands’ largest schemes coping?
Admin teams use the programme Microsoft Teams to keep in touch
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Dutch schemes see low volume of participant queries amid virus crisis
Too early to indicate what the implications for pensions would be
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NewsHymans launches LGPS knowledge assessment
Assessment will measure how pension committees and boards are doing
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Norway’s SWF manager speaks out against excessive tax avoidance
Complex ownership structures could hamper investors’ analysis of firms, says NBIM
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Church investors toughen AGM voting policy
New measures extend expectations on diversity and hold directors to account on modern slavery
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Dutch pension funds to engage with palm oil maker
The initiative will focus on human rights, labour conditions and environment
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Japan’s GPIF reviews stewardship principles, adds FI and alternatives
Asset managers should engage with various stakeholders to improve the sustainability of markets GPIF invests in
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UK roundup: Airline trustees assess scheme following Flybe collapse
Plus: Scottish scheme launches ESG ezine for members
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UK’s FCA calls on listed companies to improve climate-related disclosures
‘The FCA should just make the TCFD recommendations mandatory for all listed companies’
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WA Super to merge into First State Super, pushing AUM above A$130bn
Benefits include access to a more diverse pool of global investments and lower fees for members
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NewsAustralian SWF eyes tech to help in fossil fuel analysis
’The risks associated with climate change and energy transition are significant’
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UK asset manager body honing in on company climate risk reporting
Companies should report against TCFD framework by 2022
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NewsPensions trio pushes long-termism approach for value creation
Companies that maximize corporate revenue without considering their impacts put their long-term growth at risk
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Dutch transport pension fund to adopt one-tier board
Dutch pension funds are increasingly switching from equally represented boards to one-tier models
