UK - Trustees are largely unaware of the potential conflicts of interest and risk involved with securities lending, a former governor of the International Corporate Governance Network has claimed.
Andrew Clearfield - founder of corporate governance engagement firm, Investment Initiatives - said schemes should ensure they do not to lend for shareholder voting related issues. He said: "The ...
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