One of the country’s largest industry super funds has put ASX-listed companies on notice that it will scrutinise directors’ skills to ensure they have strong representation in areas including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and global supply chains.
Ahead of annual general meeting season, where investors vote on the remuneration of key executives and directors’ re-election, HESTA, which manages close to $100 billion on behalf of its investors, sent a three-page letter to the chairs and boards of the ASX’s top 300 companies, outlining its focus for the upcoming year.
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