During these times of increased economic and geopolitical uncertainty, it is even more important that issuers understand the priorities and expectations of investors and other stakeholders.
A&M Managing Director Jeremy Orbell and Anne-Marie Clarke, Head of Corporate Governance at Equiniti, recently hosted a webinar on the voting trends to have emerged during the 2022 AGM season and provided analysis on topics including ESG voting, remuneration and director election proposals, stakeholder reporting and more.
Watch the webinar below to see Jeremy Orbell discuss:
- How companies are responding to cost-of-living and labour market pressures, as they plan for 2023 salary reviews
- Developments in incentive plans for executives, including the growing role of environmental and social performance criteria
- Shareholder guidance on executive remuneration policy and practice, and pitfalls for RemCos to avoid
- Trends in non-executive director fees
You will also be able to see Anne-Marie Clarke discuss:
- 2022 Proxy Advisor and Investor voting trends and analysis
- Climate Change & TCFD
- Board composition – Diversity, Overboarding and Tenure
- Shareholder relations /s172
- Looking forward to 2023 - likely foci and emerging trends
To watch the full session or to discuss further, please refer to the below:
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