IR Leader
December 19, 2017

Top Stories

Listing Fee Schedule

Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") is amending the TSX Listing Fee Schedule ("Fee Schedule"), effective January 1, 2018.

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IR's Glass Ceiling: A Challenge for the C-Suite

While women and men are equally represented in investor relations, men have far more of the top jobs and get higher pay. A closer look at the causes reveals some obvious solutions.

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Drawing the Line on Diversity

After three years of attempting to foster gender diversity in C-suites and boardrooms by asking listed companies to "comply" with voluntary targets for women's representation or "explain" why they aren't doing so, Canada's securities regulators are facing up to the facts: it isn't working. Has the time for "comply or else" arrived?

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2018 ISS and Glass Lewis Updates

Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass, Lewis & Co. (Glass Lewis) have both released updates to their Canadian proxy voting recommendation guidelines for the 2018 proxy season.

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How Does Your Corporate Reporting Measure Up?

The results of our annual Awards of Excellence in Corporate Reporting have been announced, and this year's winners stand out for their innovative and thorough storytelling. Is your organization a contender?

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We Won't Stand For It! Why Gender Will Be in Focus During Proxy Season

With sexual harassment in the headlines, expect investors to pay closer attention to pay parity and other issues impacting women.

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Institutional Investors Call for Increased, Standardized, Climate-Related Disclosures

On October 26, 2017, 30 Canadian financial institutions representing $1.2 trillion in investment assets (the Signatories), including Desjardins and Vancity, issued a declaration (the Declaration) of commitment to advancing climate-related disclosures.

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Advances on Diversity in Canadian Boardrooms Have Slowed to a 'Glacial' Pace, Report Finds

The latest report card which shows women on boards have risen just a single percentage point since 2016 'paint a concerning picture'.

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