This proxy season looks like it will shape up to differ from past seasons in key areas—sustainability report and race-related proposals—and a further shift in shareholder behavior will likely be spurred by the SEC’s proposed rule on climate-related disclosures, set to become finalized later this year.
But despite these looming changes, many familiar environmental and social issues will be presented to shareholders on the proxy ballot in the coming months.
Climate Concerns Return to Proxy
Shareholders are set to vote on 13 proposals requesting that companies address greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and on 10 proposals requesting that companies address climate ...
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