Proxy voting
As a sustainable investor, Triodos Bank seeks to invest in companies that are not in fundamental conflict with its corporate values and which deliver long-term value in harmony with society and the environment. Our Proxy Voting Guidelines provide a reference framework to analyse resolutions put forward at shareholder meetings and to formulate our voting decisions.
The guidelines aim to provide a consistency in our voting recommendations so that they are in the long-term interest of shareholders as well as other stakeholders of a company. They also aim to provide a starting point for reflecting on the role and responsibilities of shareholders generally, and how shareholder rights can be used to improve corporate governance and bring further substance to ethical or sustainable investing.
You can find out how we voted company by company in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. To implement our voting policy, we make use of the services and voting recommendations provided by the European Corporate Governance Service (ECGS).
Proxy voting 2004
Find out how Triodos Bank voted in the shareholder meetings in 2004.
Proxy voting 2005
Find out how Triodos Bank voted in the shareholder meetings in 2005.
Proxy voting 2006
Find out how Triodos Bank voted in the shareholder meetings in 2006.
Proxy voting 2007
Find out how Triodos Bank voted in the shareholder meetings in 2007.
Proxy voting 2008
Click on a company name below to find out how Triodos Bank voted in the shareholder meeting in 2008.
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- First investment of the Ampere Equity Fund
- 9 April 2008 - Participation in largest onshore wind farm in the Netherlands.
- Triodos Bank announces strong growth, of 23%, in 2007
- 29 February 2008 - The bank’s net profit rose by 46% to EUR 9 million. Earnings per share rose by 13%, to EUR 3.85.
- Triodos Bank launches Sustainable Trade Fund
- 22 February 2008 - Impulse for export of organic and Fair Trade products from developing countries to Western markets.