TechnologyOne founder and chairman Adrian Di Marco has doubled down on his attack on "arrogant” proxy advisers bullying companies over "governance correctness".
It comes as superannuation funds warn that the government’s proposed new rules for proxy advisers will lead to higher fees for members.
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