the Principles and the more specific Guidelines are often used by ICGN members as a benchmark in assessing investee company governance practices, in voting guidelines and are referenced by academia and
voting remain sub- optimal in many markets, with perhaps the greatest issue for institutional shareholders being a reliance on voting via a show of hands in many companies (as opposed to via a poll
................................................................................................................ 19 Voting: It’s All About Communication ................................................................................................................ 20 ENGAGEMENT IN OTHER ASSET CLASSES Private
the Securities and Exchange Commission Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. SorNor. 1/2548 Re: Rules for the Exercise of Fund’s Voting Rights at the Shareholders
on Sustainable Palm Oil – Engagement results (Asia) (Asia) https://www.unpri.org/download?ac=16991 Best Practices in Voting 14 Engagement is valuable, and can help to build rapport with companies... 15
attending the meeting and having the right to vote as follows: Voting results Votes % of the total number of. Shareholders who attend the meeting and voting. Approved 555,568,839 100.00 Disapprove - 0.00
that provide ESG disclosures International and local regulators, exchanges International bodies, independent standard setters 15 16 POLL … 1) CDP 2) GRI 3) Integrated Reporting (IIRC) 4) ISSB 5) TCFD
enhanced monitoring of and engagement with the investee companies if monitoring pursuant to Principle 3 is considered insufficient. Principle 5: Have a clear policy on exercising voting rights and disclosure
investee company when monitoring pursuant to Principle 3 is considered insufficient. Principle 5: Oversee asset managers to have clear policy on exercising voting rights and disclosure of voting results