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Enhancing Engagement Between ASX-Listed Companies and Institutional Investors: Principles & Guidelines

This presentation from the FEAL Annual Conference in Sydney on August 7, 2014, focuses on best practices for improving engagement between ASX-listed companies and their institutional investors. Key principles include transparent communication regarding voting and governance, understanding significant institutional relationships, establishing meaningful engagement programs, incorporating ESG issues, and leveraging technology for better disclosure and engagement. These guidelines aim to foster better relationships and a clearer understanding between companies and investors.

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Enhancing Engagement Between ASX-Listed Companies and Institutional Investors: Principles & Guidelines

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  1. David Rowley Tim Sheehy Louise Davidson Gordon Hagart

  2. Improving engagement between ASX-listed companies and their institutional investors: Principles and Guidelines FEAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE | SYDNEY | 7 AUGUST 2014

  3. Principle 1: It is good practice for institutional investors to explain how they vote and engage with companies; for companies to explain how they engage with institutional investors; and for each of them to keep abreast of this information Principle 2: It is good practice for institutional investors and proxy advisers to explain their voting and other governance guidelines; how they apply them to voting; when they can engage; and for companies to keep abreast of this information Principle 3: It is good practice for companies to know their significant institutional investors; for institutional investors to know their significant investee companies; and for companies to know and engage with intermediaries Principle 4: It is good practice for companies and institutional investors to have a regular, efficient and meaningful engagement program Principle 5: It is good practice for institutional investors and companies to incorporate ESG issues in engagement Principle 6: It is good practice for companies and institutional investors to take advantage of technology to facilitate disclosure and engagement FEAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE | SYDNEY | 7 AUGUST 2014

  4. governanceinstitute.com.au/ shareholderengagement

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