Governance Bites #116: corporate governance metrics for investment analysis, with Katie Beith

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Discover how investors really measure governance quality in this thought-provoking conversation between Mark Banicevich and Katie Beith. From the most common governance metrics and where analysts source the data, to the red flags that warn of poor performance, Katie shares expert insights that link boardroom practices with financial returns. The discussion tackles disclosure gaps, the balance between quantitative and qualitative measures, and which governance factors will shape the next five years. With practical advice for New Zealand boards, this interview is essential for directors, investors, and anyone interested in how governance drives performance.
Katie Beith serves as the Head of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) at Forsyth Barr, having joined in November 2021. In this role, she is responsible for integrating ESG principles across the firm's operations and investment processes, also supporting advisers with client-specific needs. Katie brings nearly 20 years of experience in responsible investment in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Katie’s past roles include for the Responsible Investment Association Australasia, UN Principles for Responsible Investment, and the New Zealand Super Fund. Katie is a member of New Zealand’s Stewardship Code Governing Committee, a member of the External Reporting Board Advisory Panel, and a former board member of the Impact Investing Network.
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