BlackRock stands by climate priorities, sees tougher shareholder votes
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BOSTON/LONDON (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc executives who set the asset manager's influential proxy votes on Tuesday outlined tougher priorities tied to climate change and executive pay for the upcoming corporate annual meeting season taking place amid the coronavirus pandemic.The comments fleshed out details about how the $7 trillion (6 trillion pounds) asset manager would cast its shareholder votes at a time of economic uncertainty. BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink laid out a more forceful..