SEC proposal would help shareholder resolutions
Proposal filers and proxy advisers want the regulator to do more
Emile Hallez
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Sustainable Summer with Emile Hallez: Fungi, water scarcity and bikepacking trips
ESG Clarity’s US news editor Emile Hallez shares his love of cycling and foraging for mushrooms
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Sustainable Summer with Emile Hallez: Fungi, water scarcity and bikes
The Sustainable Summer series gives investment professionals from the responsible investment space an opportunity share their habits and summer activities that are contributing to a more sustainable world. For these light-hearted pieces, we ask about summer plans and holidays, and charitable work. Here, Emile Hallez, US news editor for ESG Clarity, talks about cycling, mushrooms,…
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Food companies yield to shareholder resolutions
Agriculture is one of the top sources of greenhouse gas emissions
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Support in some proxy votes falls amid record season
It’s not just BlackRock that is less supportive of shareholder proposals, Morningstar finds
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Is ESG losing its lustre, or just reacting to the economy?
ESG funds aren’t immune to the global economic shock
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First half of 2022: Champions, critics drive ESG debate, disclosures
Investors have more power on ESG issues than ever, but regulation is becoming a hot-button issue
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Impax’s Gorte: Evaluating ESG when nothing is perfect
Sustainable investing could use a little less hypocrisy, Gorte says
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Sector special: Investing in agriculture sustainably
From food security to biodiversity, there is much for investors to consider
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Is ESG losing its luster, or just reacting to the economy?
ESG funds aren’t immune to the global economic shock
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What is ‘double materiality?’
The concept isn’t new, but having financial and sustainable materiality data might be more important than ever
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Industry warns of fallout from SCOTUS EPA ruling
The decision means corporate engagement on emissions is likely more important than ever