One of Europe's largest managers radically boosts activity as a voting owner

In 2021, LGIM casted 30 percent more votes than the preceding year.
At COP26, LGIM joined 30 financial institutions striving to eliminate agricultural commodity-driven deforestation with a focus on palm oil, soy, beef, pulp and paper from its investment portfolios by 2025. | Photo: Yves Herman/REUTERS / X00380
At COP26, LGIM joined 30 financial institutions striving to eliminate agricultural commodity-driven deforestation with a focus on palm oil, soy, beef, pulp and paper from its investment portfolios by 2025. | Photo: Yves Herman/REUTERS / X00380
AMWatch Editorial Team

The number of resolutions worldwide Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) voted on in 2021 increased by 30 percent since 2020, the company states in a fresh report on active ownership released today.

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