Canadian institutional investors advocate for 30% women on issuer boards and at the executive management level by 2022.

AIMCo reports on its commitments to the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, a global initiative to make capitalism more equitable, sustainable and inclusive.

AIMCo CEO Kevin Uebelein, along with more than 100 other business leaders and their organizations, signed a statement of support for the voluntary recommendations of the industry-led Financial Stability Board (FSB) Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures.

AIMCo signs a global investor statement which acknowledges progress made with more to be done to better address supply chain issues and worker safety for the garment sector post the 2013 Rana Plaza tragedy.

AIMCo joins a group of investors urging the SEC to continue its essential role in promoting responsible sourcing of raw materials, in accordance with Section 1502 of Dodd-Frank- The Conflict Minerals Rule.

CSA Multilateral Staff Notice 54-304: Review of the Proxy Voting Infrastructure and Request for Comments

Climate Resilient Infrastructure Letter and Statements presented to UN Secretary General Ban-Ki-Moon (Pocantico Statement, September 23rd, 2014)

Proposed Amendments to Form 58-101F1 Corporate Governance Disclosure of National Instrument 58-101

AIMCo and bcIMC submitted a response to the Federal Government’s request for comments as it commences a review of its CSR strategy for the Canadian extractives industry.

AIMCo and six major Canadian pension plans submitted a joint response to the Canadian Securities Administrators request for comments on consultation paper 54-401 Review of the Proxy Voting Infrastructure.

AIMCo contributed to this letter from PIAC, which concerns disclosure to encourage enhanced gender equity on boards, in the capacity of our membership on the governance committee of Pension Investment Association of Canada (PIAC).

AIMCo cautions that the relative benefits of disclosure must be weighed against institutional investors’ need to ensure confidentiality of business strategy.

AIMCo overall approves of the proposal to require an irrevocable minimum tender condition of 50% plus 1 and a subsequent extension of the bid by ten days after arriving at the mandatory minimum condition.

AIMCo welcomes measures taken to eliminate slate voting and enhance disclosure and encourages the OSC to consider a mandatory majority voting standard.

AIMCo comments on ways to improve the economic and regulatory climate for long- term investing.