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Private M&A is becoming increasingly regulated as Governments look to ensure that transaction outcomes are consistent with economic and national security policies. There is likely to be more to come with the further FIRB changes already contemplated. Watch this space.
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Today a group of institutional investors issues a joint statement that calls for the SEC to continue to be the preferred arbiter of shareholder proposals in the United States. The group consists of 39 investors with a combined assets under management of USD 5.2 trillion. In the statement, they express concern that shareholder rights may be at risk in light of the litigation undertaken by Exxon Mobil against Follow This and Arjuna Capital and the amicus brief of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable. They are concerned that these actions will deter the filing of proposals concerning the sustainability issues that are material to the performance of their equity and fixed income portfolios. The full text of the investor statement can be found here: https://lnkd.in/ewQkFFU6
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It isn't everyday that the company you work for gets mentioned in the Financial Times (except maybe if you work at one of the big four 😆). Factoring #climate into how we think and act isn't something that comes naturally to everyone (let alone oil and gas companies) but it is something we all need to consider for the future. I'm super proud to work at Accela Research and of the #futurethinking that we do. Here's a link to Malcolm Moore’s article, BP and Shell go back to basics to boost shareholder returns 🗞️https://on.ft.com/3ym25jy And here's a link to the Accela report it references: 📊 https://lnkd.in/gWHdv7-Z Well done 👏 Shu Ling Liauw, Marina Lou, Rohan Bowater, Miheka Patel, Ph.D. #climatefinance #esginvesting #accelaresearch #oilandgas #sustainablefinance #sustainability #climatetransition
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ESG shareholder makes further plea to escape Exxon lawsuit over climate proposal An investment firm continues to find itself in Exxon’s crosshairs despite withdrawing its shareholder proposal asking for accelerated reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Embattled Exxon Mobil shareholder Arjuna Capital once again tried to convince Exxon it will not submit any shareholder proposals related to climate change, in an attempt to escape Exxon’s lawsuit against it. In a new letter, the investment firm said it “cannot bear alone the brunt of Exxon’s war on shareholder rights” and therefore “unconditionally and irrevocably covenants to refrain” from submitting any shareholder proposals relating to greenhouse gases (GHG) or climate change ( Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Arjuna Capital, LLC. This story can be read in its entirety (no paywall) on the Wolters Kluwer Vital Law site at https://lnkd.in/gJU9aUyk. As reported by Lene Powell. #Exxon #FollowThis #ShareholderProposal #ClimateChange #ShareholderActivism
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Exxon Mobil is suing its shareholders! The Dutch NGO Follow This and the impact fund Arjuna Capital have been sued by Exxon Mobil for using their shareholder power to influence the oil giant to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. Exxon Mobil claims that both entities are misusing their shareholder status "for the sole purpose of attacking Exxon Mobil from within." This is particularly daunting for Follow This, a small organization with only a few employees. The firm employs a strategy that has become popular worldwide, where individuals or small NGOs with limited capital purchase a small number of shares to introduce proposals at shareholder meetings, pushing companies to become more sustainable. Follow This reports that it owns 505 Exxon Mobil shares, totaling around $50,000. However, litigation costs could run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, a financial burden the organization cannot bear. This move could potentially deter other smaller shareholders from exercising their power in shareholder meetings. What do you think, is Exxon Mobil’s decision justified or only a bullying tactic?
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Client Alert | COFECE Challenges New Regulations on Cross-Participation in Hydrocarbon Sector COFECE pushes back against recently issued regulations on cross-participation in the Hydrocarbon Sector, alleging constitutional overreach. By contesting these rules, COFECE safeguards its authority and market fairness. Stay informed on this crucial regulatory dispute shaping the energy landscape. For more information, please visit our website: SPN: https://lnkd.in/ebRbeUPX ENG: https://lnkd.in/eJQFxk-F Contact our expert teams in Antitrust and Energy and Infrastructure: Francisco Fuentes-Ostos, Horacio M. De Uriarte, Patrick Trad, Martín Sánchez, Eugenio Macouzet and Carlos Orcí Berea. #MACF #Antitrust #Energy #COFECE #CompetitionLaw #HydrocarbonRegulations
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We can tell you all about the services that we offer and how we have helped companies in the past, but it doesn’t mean anything if we can’t show you. Check out the video below where past ETP partners discuss the support that we offer and how we helped them along the way. https://lnkd.in/em3mPkV2 #ETPScotland #EnergyTransition Video credit: Alex Lees MEng
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The last 12 months have generated the most unstable legal and fiscal landscape seen in Australia for over a decade, but it hasn’t stopped 2023 from delivering a record volume of Upstream M&A. How can E&Ps in Australia navigate this instability? Read more in our complimentary 4-part research series: https://okt.to/yapk0h #Upstream #Australia
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Sources of non-regulated revenue streams created shareholder value, for the UK’s largest utility. The strict regulatory regime and tests with regards to not allowing the funding and profits of such activities by the regulated business, had to a low-risk culture and lack of commercial skills in this non-regulated revenue area. Read more here. #ShareholderValue #BusinessNetworks https://lnkd.in/eHKtQ4vU
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One explanation as to the difference between Europe and the USA concerning the anti-ESG sentiment could be that oil and gas production is a smaller player in Europe than in the USA. It’s that industry and various US states semi-reliant on the revenues from those industries that largely finance the anti-ESG sentiment.
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