Corporate governance – Page 56
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Church of England fuels ExxonMobil rebellion with open letter
It underlines the importance of governance, in the context not only of climate change, but also the collapse in demand for oil and gas
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Norway’s central bank supervisors seek answers on SWF’s CEO hiring
Bank to stop responding to media queries about the affair for now
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APG: Dutch pension fund giants seek co-operation on admin
ABP, BpfBouw, PMT, PME and PFZW are looking for joint effort to cut costs
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NewsNorway’s SWF chair to explain new CEO hiring amid growing scandal
Central bank overseers convene extraordinary video-link meeting
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Investors urge pharmas to fight against virus
New investments in research and development should take priority in order to prevent new pandemics
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NewsABP opposes remuneration proposals from Ahold Delhaize
Decision taken as supermarket chain didn’t take sustainability sufficiently into account, ABP said
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Australians request super savings early release
AustralianSuper expects to receive requests from more than 300,000 members
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NewsAsset manager roundup: Neuberger Berman to make pre-AGM vote disclosures
US asset manager claims pioneering status with advance proxy vote disclosure initiative
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NewsLuxembourg’s FDC to disclose climate risks after Greenpeace action
The report would include a detailed analysis of the carbon footprint and climate change-related financial risks
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PLSA gives AGM voting guidance for COVID-19 context
Association’s move follows newsflow about company workforce, executive pay decisions
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NewsDutch pension experts predict further delays in rights cuts
Relaxed rules have led to rights discounts being repeatedly postponed or avoided
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Dutch supervisor softens stance on schemes’ strategic plans
DNB will increase its focus on crisis management, including continuity management and cyber risks
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Accounting roundup: ESMA addresses IFRS 9 COVID-19 implications
Plus: IASB delays insurance accounting standard; FRC reports on Kingman implementation progress
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NewsDeutschland-Rente off the table in German report
No recommendation for a central state-run pension scheme in underwhelming report
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Opinion PiecesViewpoint: Coronavirus – what should trustees be thinking about?
Trustees have a duty to pay benefits to members, but the current financial environment is keeping them on their toes.
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NewsNordic pension funds pragmatic on equity dividends
Swedish, Danish authorities press for some dividend suspensions
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Danish pension funds draw back from US for-profit prisons
PKA and Lærernes Pension divest, while Velliv chooses engagement
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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
