Sentences with phrase «impact on shareholder value»

The path chosen clearly had a significant impact on shareholder value.

[Capital expenditures can have a significant impact on shareholder value, especially for companies that need expensive equipment for their operations.

«policies and practices to address environmental or social factors that have an impact on shareholder value»

Other companies incentivize share buybacks by emphasizing metrics that can be easily manipulated and have little impact on shareholder value.

Not exact matches

I believe that before any decisions about Wynn Boston Harbor are made, or any other material actions are taken that could have an adverse impact on long - term shareholder value, a reconstituted board must be in place.

The realities of the 21st century require fiduciaries to be concerned with the impact of financial, social and environmental factors on the performance of their company to fulfill their legal obligations and maximize shareholder value.

The impact of an acquisition on a company's accounting earnings is not indicative of its economic value to shareholders.

«We will explain how shareholder proposals on environmental, social, and corporate governance matters often raise issues with a direct impact on long - term shareholder value (e.g., effective management of climate change risk or encouraging stronger board oversight and independence).

It is widely understood that ESG factors can have a significant impact on a company's ability to deliver value to shareholders.

The impact on stock price of course is also a major factor and not one to discount; even a company issuing non-voting stock has a fiduciary responsibility to act in the interest of those non-voting shareholders, and so should not excessively dilute their value.

And confirming a highly attractive tender price, the expected intrinsic value enhancement & the likely impact on the share price... while shareholders hang on every word!

Proxy Preview 2013 — Helping Shareholders Vote Their Values A collaboration between: As You Sow, Sustainable Investment Institute and Proxy Impact With insights from Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. (Waterkeeper Alliance), John Ruggie (Harvard University), Kenneth Bertsch (Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals), As You Sow, Ceres, the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, Center for Political Accountability, Office of the New York City Comptroller, Trillium Asset Management, Calvert Investments, and others.