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LGIM pushes diversity and climate change in UK companies
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) is to begin voting against the chairs of boards of FTSE 350 companies if they do not have at least 25% female representation at board level.
In its annual Corporate Governance report, the firm said overall it had increased its votes against management last year, opposing the reappointment of 2,807 company directors and voted against at least...
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