Royal London Asset Management has voted against the CEO’s proposed award due to concerns over the governance process, shareholder dilution and the scale of the award.
As COP30 is under way, Royal London Asset Management reflects on the progress the world is making towards net zero, a decade since the Paris Agreement was adopted.
The global economy is being reshaped in real time. Climate change, resource constraints, ageing populations, and widening inequality are no longer distant risks, they are investment realities.
Natural capital assets, including farmland and timberland, can offer investors significant portfolio benefits, while also addressing global challenges of biodiversity loss and climate change.
At over 3,200 meetings, Royal London Asset Management cast votes on more than 43,000 resolutions, putting its votes to work for better governance, credible climate action, and stronger protections for...