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The Role of Institutional Investors in Promoting Good Corporate Governance
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- Foreword
- Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Assessment and Recommendations
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Part I. Overview
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Chapter 1. The Structure and Behaviour of Institutional Investors
- + 1.1. Background, objectives and issues
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1.2. The institutional investor landscape
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1.2.1. The investment management industry
- Figure 1.2. Financial assets under management by institutional investors in OECD countries
- Figure 1.3. Type of financial assets managed by the industry (in trillion USD)
- Figure 1.4. Shares and other equity by class of institutional management
- Figure 1.5. Percentage of assets held as “shares and other equity” by type of institutional asset owner
- Figure 1.6. Share of financial assets held by institutional asset managers in 2009
- Table 1.1. Financial assets by institutional investors in other jurisdictions
- Table 1.2. Largest global investment managers
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1.2.2. Stock ownership by institutional investors
- Figure 1.7. Ownership by domestic institutional investors and foreign investors in selected countries
- Table 1.3. Ownership structure of India
- Figure 1.8. Average holding period on major stock exchanges (number of years)
- Table 1.4. Historical average holding period (years) by type of investors in TSE
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1.2.1. The investment management industry
- + 1.3. Codes, legal frameworks and disclosure requirements
- 1.4. Co-operation between investors
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1.5. Investment behaviour of institutional investors: the driving forces
- 1.5.1. Objectives and incentives vary by institution and by country
- 1.5.2. Average holding periods
- 1.5.3. What is a long term investor?
- 1.5.4. Lengthening the investment chain
- + 1.5.5. Index tracking and ETFs
- 1.5.6. A high level of diversification
- + 1.5.7. The responsible investment movement: ESG issues
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1.6. The voting and engagement record
- + 1.6.1. Engagement with investee companies
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1.6.2. Voting practices
- Box 1.8. Main proxy voting obligations under US laws and regulations
- Box 1.9. Main obstacles to cross border voting in Europe
- Figure 1.10. Voting process in Europe (simplified)
- Box 1.10. Disclosure of voting records
- Figure 1.11. Estimated minority shareholder turnout in Europe
- Figure 1.12. Clustering of shareholder meetings in Europe
- + 1.6.3. The role of proxy advisors
- Notes
- References
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Chapter 1. The Structure and Behaviour of Institutional Investors
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Part II. In-depth Country Reviews on the Role of Institutional Investors in Promoting Good Corporate Governance
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Chapter 2. Australia: The Role of Institutional Investors in Promoting Good Corporate Governance
- + 2.1. Institutional investor landscape
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2.2. Legal rules and other guidance relating to shareholder rights and responsibilities
- + 2.3. Exercise of shareholder rights
- 2.4. Conclusions
- Annex 2.1. Summary of legal provisions relating to the fiduciary responsibilities of institutional investors in Australia
- Notes
- References
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Chapter 3. Chile: The Role of Institutional Investors in Promoting Good Corporate Governance
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3.1. The corporate governance landscape
- + 3.2. Legal and regulatory framework
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3.3. Exercise of shareholder rights
- Table 3.3. AFPs ownership in companies renewing boards per year
- Table 3.4. Companies renewing their boards by year and by size of the board
- Table 3.5. Directors elected by AFPs by company according to % of votes
- Table 3.6. Percentage of companies where AFPs elected one or more directors per year
- Table 3.7. Independent directors’ profile
- + 3.3.1. Explanatory factors
- 3.4. Conclusions
- Notes
- References
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3.1. The corporate governance landscape
- + Chapter 4. Germany: The Role of Institutional Investors in Promoting Good Corporate Governance
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Chapter 2. Australia: The Role of Institutional Investors in Promoting Good Corporate Governance
- + Annex A. The Questionnaire of the OECD Corporate Governance Committee
- Annex B. The Data Requested in the Questionnaire of the OECD Corporate Governance Committee
This report presents the results of the second thematic peer review based on the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance. The report is focused on the role of institutional investors in promoting good corporate governance practices including the incentives they face to promote such outcomes. It covers 26 different jurisdictions, including in-depth reviews of Australia, Chile and Germany.
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Publication year : 2011
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