Federated Hermes EOS is pleased to release their new EOS Digital Governance Principles. This paper builds upon the principles and expectations outlined in previous publications and considers the rapidly evolving landscape for digital governance, including considerations relating to digital rights and the development and deployment of AI. ACSI is delighted to be working with and have the support of EOS at Federated Hermes Limited as the Major Partner for the 2025 ACSI Conference. For over two decades, EOS’ international stewardship team has been at the forefront of engaging with companies on financially material objectives, empowering asset owner clients to be exceptional stewards of their equity and fixed income assets. Throughout its history, the stewardship team has worked closely with Australian asset owner clients, incorporating valuable feedback to enhance its engagement activities. These efforts are showcased in EOS’ three year rolling, annually refreshed Engagement Plan and 2024 annual review, featuring insightful case studies, interviews, statistics, and more. EOS Digital Governance Principles: https://lnkd.in/ggwcFDQW Engagement plan: https://lnkd.in/gX8KBFVq Annual review: https://lnkd.in/g-ky9RHh
Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
Financial Services
Melbourne, Victoria 3,450 followers
ACSI drives strong ESG performance in companies because ESG creates long-term value.
About us
Established in 2001, ACSI exists to provide a strong voice on financially material environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Our members include Australian and international asset owners and institutional investors with more than $1trillion in funds under management. Our research, engagement, advocacy and voting recommendations support members in exercising active ownership, which strengthens investment outcomes. Genuine and permanent improvements in the ESG practices of the companies in which ACSI members invest enhance the long-term value of retirement savings entrusted to them to manage.
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External link for Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
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- Financial Services
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- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Melbourne, Victoria
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- 2001
- Specialties
- Governance, ESG research, company engagement, policy development, voting advice, and advocacy
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Employees at Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
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"Strong stewardship involves getting curious and asking not what actions you took, but rather what you achieved as a result of those actions. Action is a choice." Australia's inaugural national Anti-Slavery Commissioner Chris Evans made his first address to business at ACSI's conference this week, making it clear investors and corporations can contribute to helping end modern slavery at home and abroad. ACSI agrees, and our work continues.
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A huge thank you to the all the fantastic speakers, sponsors and delegates who made our Annual Conference today such a success. Full of thought-provoking, open discussions, the agenda focused on the big sustainability issues facing investors and listed companies. We'll be posting session videos in coming days, so if you missed the conference, watch out for updates!
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Special thanks to our 2025 ACSI Conference partners. Click the link below for more information about our event partners. https://cvent.me/q5g7Po
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ACSI is delighted to be working with EOS at Federated Hermes Limited as the Major Partner for the 2025 ACSI Conference! For over two decades, EOS’ stewardship team has been at the forefront of engaging with companies on financially material objectives, empowering asset owner clients to be exceptional stewards of their equity and fixed income assets. Throughout its history, the stewardship team has worked closely with Australian asset owner clients, incorporating valuable feedback to enhance its engagement activities. These efforts are showcased in EOS’ annual review, featuring insightful case studies, interviews, statistics, and more. Click the link to find out more https://lnkd.in/g-ky9RHh
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LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER – limited tickets remain What are the big sustainability issues facing investors and companies? Don’t miss out on joining Australia’s leading superannuation funds, global asset owners, listed companies, industry experts, and thought leaders at ACSI’s 2025 conference. This conference will bring together senior leaders from across industries to gain insights from industry experts on the latest trends, challenges and opportunities facing investors and corporate Australia. Critical investment issues on the agenda include: · In conversation with Joe Longo: ASIC Chair Joe Longo will discuss trends in private and public markets, the attractiveness of Australia for investment and the challenges facing markets more broadly. · Directors panel: How will Australia’s listed companies navigate 2025’s evolving sustainability landscape? Hear from top company directors on the challenges they see on the horizon and the big issues on the corporate agenda. · Elevating nature risks - how to address nature loss: what are the local and global policy and regulatory pressures being brought to bear on these issues, and what should investors and companies concentrate on? · Artificial intelligence: governance, geopolitics and security: how is AI impacting the geopolitical landscape? What does the AI boom mean for investors and companies? What are the governance and social implications inherent in the new technology and how can the business and investment community prepare for them? · Safety in the spotlight: how are companies addressing safety in 2025 and factoring in mental, as well as physical health? And what are the challenges on the ground? · Hear from inaugural Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Chris Evans on modern slavery · Tracking against 1.5 degrees: how will the changing geopolitical environment impact the trajectory of action and emissions, and where should investors focus? · Investor conversation: what challenges – long and short-term are facing funds? What issues are focusing minds in the sector, and how do they see their role as active investors and stewards of capital? Whether you are a superannuation executive, Trustee director, listed company director and executive, or a responsible investment leader, attending ACSI's 2025 Conference will be an invaluable experience for you. REGISTRATION CLOSING - click the link below to find out more and to secure your spot. https://cvent.me/vA8bWe #ACSI #ACSIConf
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REGISTRATION OPEN Register today for ACSI’s Climate Series: solutions to climate challenges seminar. Join us for our second seminar in our climate series, where we’ll continue to explore the key climate challenges facing Australian investors and listed companies and pathways forward. Our expert speakers will provide insights and solutions on the following topics: · Technology, AI and data in climate risk analysis · Hard to abate industries – global lessons · Mandatory climate reporting expectations, opportunities and challenges Enhance your understanding of the critical climate-risk areas facing Australian investors and listed companies. Full speaker and program details to follow. SECURE YOUR SEAT TODAY AT https://cvent.me/1kqK9l #ACSI
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What are the big sustainability issues facing investors and companies? Join Australia’s leading superannuation funds, global asset owners, listed companies, industry experts, and thought leaders at ACSI’s 2025 conference. This conference will bring together senior leaders from across industries to gain insights from industry experts on the latest trends, challenges and opportunities facing investors and corporate Australia. Critical investment issues on the agenda include: - In conversation with Joe Longo: ASIC Chair Joe Longo will discuss trends in private and public markets, the attractiveness of Australia for investment and the challenges facing markets more broadly. - Directors panel: How will Australia’s listed companies navigate 2025’s evolving sustainability landscape? Hear from top company directors on the challenges they see on the horizon and the big issues on the corporate agenda. - Elevating nature risks - how to address nature loss: what are the local and global policy and regulatory pressures being brought to bear on these issues, and what should investors and companies concentrate on? - Artificial intelligence: governance, geopolitics and security: how is AI impacting the geopolitical landscape? What does the AI boom mean for investors and companies? What are the governance and social implications inherent in the new technology and how can the business and investment community prepare for them? - Safety in the spotlight: how are companies addressing safety in 2025 and factoring in mental, as well as physical health? And what are the challenges on the ground? - Hear from inaugural Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Chris Evans on modern slavery - Tracking against 1.5 degrees: how will the changing geopolitical environment impact the trajectory of action and emissions, and where should investors focus? - Investor conversation: what challenges – long and short-term are facing funds? What issues are focusing minds in the sector, and how do they see their role as active investors and stewards of capital? Whether you are a superannuation executive, Trustee director, listed company director and executive, or a responsible investment leader, attending ACSI's 2025 Conference will be an invaluable experience for you. REGISTRATION CLOSING - click the link below to find out more and to secure your spot today. https://cvent.me/vA8bWe #ACSI #ACSIConf
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REGISTRATION CLOSING FOR 2025 ACSI CONFERENCE Don’t miss our 2025 ACSI Conference. Our line-up of speakers and experts will delve into the current critical investment issues that matter to you, including climate risk, AI, modern slavery, and corporate governance. Featured session: Investor Conversation As funds under management in Australia’s superannuation industry continue to grow, what challenges – long and short-term are facing funds? What issues are focusing minds in the sector, and how do they see their role as active investors and stewards of capital? Hear from high profile fund executives Vicki Doyle: Chief Executive Officer – Rest Super; John Pearce: Chief Investment Officer – UniSuper and Sonya Sawtell-Rickson: Chief Investment Officer – HESTA. Whether you are a superannuation executive, Trustee director, listed company director and executive, or a responsible investment leader, attending ACSI's 2025 Conference will be an invaluable experience for you. REGISTER TODAY https://cvent.me/vA8bWe #ACSI #ACSIConf
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