24 November 2020
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Shareholders should have a greater say over portfolio firm's climate plans, according to Hohn | Credit: Andreas Felske
Investor reveals his TCI hedge fund has filed climate resolutions at Alphabet, S&P, and Moody's as he launched campaign to force hundreds more companies to give shareholders annual climate vote
Billionaire investor Sir Christopher Hohn has urged global investors to advocate for the introduction of annual climate votes at shareholder meetings, a move he claims will help slash greenhouse gas emissions...
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