Patrick Temple-West is a journalist who writes for Financial Times and Yahoo Finance. His work has also been featured in The Australian Financial Review and The Irish Times. Patrick covers a wide range of topics including finance, climate change, renewable energy, and corporate news.
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By: Patrick Temple-West, Antoine Gara, Ortenca Aliaj
Veteran activist cites loss of confidence in winding down of environmental and social fund manager
An SEC rule change giving shareholders more power to exert influence threatens to shake up corporate governance in the US
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By: Patrick Temple-West, Ortenca Aliaj
An SEC rule change giving shareholders more power to exert influence threatens to shake up corporate governance in the US
By: Emery P. Dalesio, Harriet Clarfelt, Patrick Temple-West
Bond to be listed on Luxembourg Stock Exchange with expected AAA rating
By: Patrick Temple-West, Tabby Kinder
Peter Thiel, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg are among bosses selling hundreds of millions of dollars in company shares in a sign that markets may be peaking.
Ukraine conflict shows no sign of abating — and financial institutions are being expected to implement the response
Director of John Marshall Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:JMSB), Jonathan Craig Kinney, has recently increased his stake in the company by purchasing shares worth approximately $9,600. The transactions, all of which took place on May 20th, 2024, were disclosed in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
By: Myles McCormick, Patrick Temple-West
Norway's oil fund has become the latest ExxonMobil investor to commit to voting against the re-election of director Jay Hooley as concerns
By: Patrick Temple-West, Will Schmitt
Sustainably focused equity funds suffered major cash outflows globally in 2024 because of poor performance and scandals, the first sustained exodus.
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