While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
Shareholders Expected to Reject Anti-DEI Backlash
While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
Shareholders Expected to Reject Anti-DEI Backlash
While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
Shareholders Expected to Reject Anti-DEI Backlash
While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
Shareholders Expected to Reject Anti-DEI Backlash
While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
Shareholders Expected to Reject Anti-DEI Backlash
While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
Shareholders Expected to Reject Anti-DEI Backlash
While steps taken by some US companies have unsettled investors, “substantiative” changes to DEI policies remain few and far between. Despite intensifying media attention on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) rollbacks at US-based companies, shareholder support for programmes is unlikely to change during the 2025 proxy season. Last week, Apple advised investors to vote against a proposal from the National…
CEOs: Climate-related investments six times more likely to increase revenues
Climate-related investments are six times more likely to increase revenue yet firms remain cautious due to regulatory complexities, according to PwC report launched during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos The report – PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey – collected responses from 4,701 chief executives across 109 countries and territories. It asked CEOs to monitor the financial…
CEOs: Climate-related investments six times more likely to increase revenues
Climate-related investments are six times more likely to increase revenue yet firms remain cautious due to regulatory complexities, according to PwC report launched during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos The report – PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey – collected responses from 4,701 chief executives across 109 countries and territories. It asked CEOs to monitor the financial…
CEOs: Climate-related investments six times more likely to increase revenues
Climate-related investments are six times more likely to increase revenue yet firms remain cautious due to regulatory complexities, according to PwC report launched during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos The report – PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey – collected responses from 4,701 chief executives across 109 countries and territories. It asked CEOs to monitor the financial…