IA asks FTSE companies how they are addressing shareholder concerns

Letter to FTSE All-Share members

Jayna Rana
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The Investment Association (IA) is writing to members of the FTSE All-Share who received 20% of votes against a resolution or withdrew a resolution in 2017 to ask how they have tackled these shareholder concerns.

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