How to strengthen human rights due diligence in your supply chain
Companies are consistently failing to undertake human rights due diligence and identify forced labour in supply chains
Opinion (EU)
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SDR: Is this the ‘watershed’ moment for ESG in 2022?
The FCA listened, now it has delivered
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Biodiversity: The next big ESG wave and why it’s important to UK investors
Hargreaves Lansdown’s Tara Clee says ‘nature positive’ has become the new trending target
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Building a sustainable and resilient financial future
Hargreaves Lansdown’s Emma Wall shares her recent ESG meeting with the BEIS Committee
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COP27: An opportunity to align governments and investors on sustainable finance policy reform
PRI’s Margarita Pirovska says investors need to work harder at changing behaviours
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Four interconnected gaps that need to be addressed at COP27
abrdn duo say closing these gaps will mean a successful COP
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It is time to match words with deeds on net zero funding goals
ThomasLloyd’s head of research Nick Parsons hopes leaders can do better at COP27
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Investment industry must make progress at COP27 even if governments stall
Loss and damage debates will occupy high-level discussions
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Good governance: A force to ‘B’ reckoned with
Identifying good governance as a fund selector and collaborating with other B Corps is key
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ESG ratings: Seeing the value in divergent views
Fidelity’s Dhananjay Phadnis looks at the good side of ratings diversity
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Sustainability disruption in action
Ninety One’s Stephanie Niven is calling on investors to be brave to stop the ESG melting pot from bubbling over
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Holding company directors to account over ESG
Morningstar finds an increase in shareholder dissent over director elections