World Largest Asset Manager $11.5 Trillion BlackRock Resumes Company Shareholder Engagements as Passive Investor after United States SEC New Guidance on Shareholder Engagement with United States Companies: 1) Extended Disclosures for Shareholders with Large Equity Stake (> 5% Voting Class) Who Engage with Management on Issues Including ESG, Compensation or Board Appointments (Passive or Activist Investor), 2) Reduced Scope of Shareholder Resolutions at Company Meetings
23rd February 2025 | Hong Kong
The world’s largest asset manager BlackRock ($11.5 trillion AUM) has resumed company shareholder engagements as passive investor after the United States Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) issued new guidance on shareholder engagement with United States companies: 1) Extended disclosures for shareholders with large equity stake (> 5% voting class) who engage with management on issues including ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance), compensation or board appointments (Passive or Activist investor), 2) Reduced scope of shareholder resolutions at company meetings. Update 1) Exchange Act Sections 13(d) and 13(g) and Regulation 13D-G Beneficial Ownership Reporting | Update 2) Shareholder Proposals: Staff Legal Bulletin No. 14M (CF). Earlier in 2025 February, the top 2 world’s largest asset managers BlackRock ($11.5 trillion AUM) & Vanguard ($10 trillion AUM) have stopped ESG meetings (Environmental, Social & Governance) with portfolio companies pending possible new United States Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) guidance, disclosure & increased reporting requirements on ESG, climate & stewardship.
“ World Largest Asset Manager $11.5 Trillion BlackRock Resumes Company Shareholder Engagements as Passive Investor after United States SEC New Guidance on Shareholder Engagement with United States Companies: 1) Extended Disclosures for Shareholders with Large Equity Stake (> 5% Voting Class) Who Engage with Management on Issues Including ESG, Compensation or Board Appointments (Passive or Activist Investor), 2) Reduced Scope of Shareholder Resolutions at Company Meetings “
Top 2 World Largest Asset Managers $11.5 Trillion BlackRock & $10 Trillion Vanguard Stop ESG Meetings with Portfolio Companies Pending Possible New United States SEC Guidance, Disclosure & Increased Reporting Requirements on ESG, Climate & Stewardship
20th February 2025 – The top 2 world’s largest asset managers BlackRock ($11.5 trillion AUM) & Vanguard ($10 trillion AUM) have stopped ESG meetings (Environmental, Social & Governance) with portfolio companies pending possible new United States Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) guidance, disclosure & increased reporting requirements on ESG, climate & stewardship.
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