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Colin Melvin - 24 October 2016 - Who actually controls public companies and in whose interest are they run?

Colin Melvin - 24 October 2016 - Who actually controls public companies and in whose interest are they run?

Update: 2016-10-28
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Colin Melvin - 24 October 2016 - Who actually controls public companies and in whose interest are they run?

Colin Melvin, the Global Head of Stewardship for Hermes Investment Management (the largest shareholder engagement company in the world) will discuss the role of institutional investors — pension funds, university endowments (such as the Cambridge University Endowment Fund), foundations, charities, and others — in influencing company behaviour regarding the environment, human rights, and other issues of societal concern. The particular focus of his talk will be the transportation sector, which accounts for 26% of global CO2 emissions and 60% of global oil demand. Colin’s keynote speech will cap off a workshop hosted by the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, the Global Shapers Cambridge Hub, Positive+Investment, and Positive Investment Cambridge.
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Colin Melvin - 24 October 2016 - Who actually controls public companies and in whose interest are they run?

Colin Melvin - 24 October 2016 - Who actually controls public companies and in whose interest are they run?

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