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Trading platform criticised for second year in a row owing to complex share structure
Private equity co-chief offers resignation after investors issue rare rebuke amid Elon Musk takeover saga
The UK investment group is going to vote against his chairmanship of Amazon
As more money looks to benefit from the transition away from fossil fuels, picking when and where to invest responsibly is becoming ever more complicated. Plus: war in Ukraine upsets green ambitions; in search of the ‘S’ factor; watchdogs take on murky ‘greenwash’
Remuneration practices leave much to be desired even if a new incentive scheme is better than the old
Top finance director ousted after one day in job following emergence of probe at former employer
Only 31% of investors backed chief executive’s remuneration plan
Law requiring companies to have one or more women on boards declared unconstitutional
Exit of Jorge Gomez after only a day in the job is latest in string of executives to leave biotech group
The growth of stakeholder capitalism complicates today’s calculations
UK government delays to overhaul the audit market are a false economy
Telecoms group appoints former chief executive of Arm and the head of France’s public broadcaster
More than 50 companies and other groups urge Boris Johnson to push ahead with overhaul of corporate governance
Former Ferrari boss Amedeo Felisa takes top job ahead of push into electric cars
Fledgling domestic fund wins vote to appoint auditor at entertainment behemoth
First in-person gathering since start of pandemic offers reminder that conglomerate remains the Warren show
Government criticised after fresh delay to long-promised reform of accounting and corporate governance
Move to give all shares voting rights comes as asset managers find their own governance under scrutiny
Seven-month fight over Italy’s largest insurance group has raised fears over lasting recriminations
Plus, the top nations for clean innovation, and sustainability professionals’ average pay figures
After winning support to keep its coal, the miner once again faces opposition to its climate transition strategy
Boards facing costly choices over Ukraine war need to know where shareholders stand
Plus, a new wave of climate resolutions in Japan, and Lance Uggla joins General Atlantic’s green fund
The postwar governance structure has given stability but is now so ossified it hinders change
Proxy groups ISS and Glass Lewis not recommending discharging bank’s board from liability
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