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NWCRI NEWS

June 8
A Just Fee or Just a Fee? Credit Card Late Fees

May 7
Goldman Sachs Hears from Shareholders in Major Proxy Resolution Votes

May 5
Goldman Sachs Faces the Music


April 28
Strong 39% Vote at B of A Maintains Growing Pressure for More Derivatives Disclosure on Wall Street



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Corporate Governance & Finance

Mission: We challenge corporations to uphold financial, social and ethical standards through their governance structures, including executive compensation, board independence, diversity, and accountability.

Executive Compensation: “Say on PayMan Cutting Credit Card
Concerned about excessive executive compensation, which sometimes appears to be inconsistent with the creation of shareholder value, this year a coalition of U.S. institutional investors, including NWCRI and ICCR, has filed shareholder resolutions with over 100 companies asking them to grant shareholders an advisory vote on executive compensation packages.

Predatory Credit Card Practices
For more than a decade religious shareholders have been addressing issues of predatory lending practices. Concerned about the impact that credit card marketing, lending and collection practices have on borrowers and the economy, NWCRI and ICCR shareholders filed resolutions and engaged in dialogue with six of the country’s largest credit card issuers: American Express, Bank of America, Citigroup, Discover, JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo. At Bank of America, the first-time shareowner resolution won one-third of the vote, and the resolution at Citigroup received 26% of the vote.