During the past AGM season, few companies especially in US and UK, received proposals from their shareholders related to climate change issues, generally aiming at increasing disclosure on the possible impact of climate change on the companies' business.
Moreover, contrary to what has been observed in the past, proposals have received support from the majority of investors in large companies.
The positive result is due to a different approach to the matter of big investors such as Blackrock, Vanguard and Fidelity who in the recent past had always abstained on these proposals.
In its 2017-2018 engagement priorities Blackrock stated: "Systemic disclosure standards would enhance understanding of the impact of climate change on individual companies, sectors and investment strategies,” commented Francesco Surace of Morrow Sodali on Formiche.
Download the attachment below to read the entire article.
Related News
How Strategic Shareholder Engagement Helped Navigate a Critical Vote at Plug Power
18 February 2026
CII’s board of directors appoints the members and leaders of the 2026 Markets Advisory Council
13 February 2026
Sodali & Co Hires BlackRock Investment Stewardship AI and Data Lead
11 February 2026
Valor Econômico features Sodali & Co: Competitiveness hinges on data and governance
11 February 2026
Media enquiries
To contact our global experts for comments please get in touch below.
Contact us chevron_right