‘Net zero’ asset managers voting against climate resolutions
ShareAction report reveals that CA100+ and NZAM members voted against almost one third of climate resolutions
Natalie Kenway
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reboot.: Don’t miss an opportunity to be an ally
In the latest reboot. column and video series, RBC lawyer Eric Houston talks about the problem of condoning
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‘Net zero’ asset managers voting against climate resolutions
ShareAction report reveals that CA100+ and NZAM members voted against almost one third of climate resolutions
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Reflecting on ESG in 2021 with Bethan Rose: Plastic bags and remuneration policies
ESG Clarity asks readers if their sustainable New Year’s resolutions and ESG predictions for 2021 came true
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Schroders to vote against boards lacking ethnic diversity
Exclusive: From 2022, Schroders will use its shareholder vote where a FTSE 100 company has not met Parker Review the recommendations
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SFDR delayed again: Why asset managers need think outside the box
‘Getting ahead of the game will lead to improved reputation and business opportunities’
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How do investors gauge the degree of state-level sin?
Refinitiv Lipper’s Dewi John looks at how investors can analyse ESG credentials of sovereign debt in countries that lack high levels of transparency
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Green Dream with CFA UK CEO: Expect a lull before real corporate action is taken on climate
Chief executive of CFA UK Will Goodhart outlines plans for 2022 and beyond, and why companies will pause for breath while planning net-zero targets
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Sharp uptick in social bonds: Blip or trend?
Covid-19 has accelerated the growth of social financing
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Sharp uptick in social bonds: Blip or trend?
Social bonds raised $147.7bn in 2020 – more than seven times the $20bn figure in 2019 But is the trajectory likely to continue? Malika Takhtayeva, ESG analyst, sustainable fixed income lead at BNP Paribas Asset Management, believes the massive increase in money raised underscores their appeal as a potentially significant force for effecting social changes…
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Vanguard Q&A: Empowering shareholders
Global head of investment stewardship John Galloway says enhanced disclosure promotes better governance practices
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The remote working employee rights crisis
Businesses should be mindful of technology’s repercussions, writes Susie Al-Qassab, partner at law firm Hodge, Jones & Allen