CGI Glass Lewis is pleased to announce the release of our 2019 Australian Season Review.
This year’s Review comprises two reports:
- 2019 Voting Trends & Highlights – contains a roundup of the most contentious meetings of the Australian proxy season and insights into key areas of corporate governance in practice, including remuneration, director elections shareholder proposals and M&A activity in the past year.
- 2019 Proxy Stats – provides quantitative context to the events, trends and voting outcomes of 2019 in the form of charts, graphs and tables.
As in previous years, we will be reviewing and releasing our Australian proxy voting guidelines just ahead of the main 2020 proxy season. These guidelines will be influenced by the developments discussed throughout the Review and input from clients, companies, regulators and other stakeholders. We will send an update to all clients upon our Guidelines release in Q3 of this year.
Clients with access to glasslewis.net can log in and find the report in the Preview/Review section here. Those who exclusively use our Viewpoint platform can access via the Help & Resources menu, in the lower left of your screen; or email your Client Services Manager or clientservices@glasslewis.com to request the report.
To inquire about our services or ask for more information about the Review please email us at cgigl@glasslewis.com.
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