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The 2024 AGM season showed us the power of a vote

Dual-class share structures skew voting outcomes and insulate company management from the views of independent shareholders and the discipline of the market, writes Caroline Escott

Climate lobbying among most powerful levers to address 'frightening' climate risk - Railpen

Pushing oil and gas companies to align their climate lobbying with decarbonisation targets is one of the most powerful levers for addressing a "frightening" acceleration in climate risk in institutional investors' investment portfolios, according to Railpen.

Railpen funds Scottish onshore wind project

Investors voice 'deep concern' at UK listing rule change that removes voting rights

Investors have voiced "deep concern" at changes to UK listing rules they say threaten the country's position as a leading light on corporate governance and will not deliver the benefits that are claimed.

Listing rules change will raise cost of capital for UK business, asset owners warn

Railpen buys 50% stake in renewables developer

People Moves, 5 April: Brunel Pensions, Railpen, Actis, EFRAG, TNFD and more

UK pensions taskforce tells regulators to consider requiring disclosures on social aspects

FCA appoints two pension funds managers as co-chairs of voting group

UK presses ahead with listing reform, despite investors' corporate governance warnings

Fresh proposals to overhaul UK listing rules show "little sign that widely held and clearly communicated investor concerns about weakening corporate governance standards have been taken into account," one of the country's largest pension funds has warned.