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How State Street came to vote against polluting companies

SSGA will vote against companies that do too little on climate, but won’t abandon them entirely

Richard Lacaille
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How can an asset manager reallocate capital to the companies that are delivering the energy transition when its investment mandate is to own every stock in the index? The board of ExxonMobil found out the answer earlier this year when State Street Global Advisors joined BlackRock and Vanguard in voting for new board directors at America’s largest fossil fuel company.

The vote on a shareholder

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