The value of an external advisory committee
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon explains the main functions – and added value – of an experienced advisory committee
PA Future Committee
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Understanding the current climate of racism in the UK: What corporate firms can do
Amid outbreaks of violence across the UK, City Hive’s Bev Shah shares her personal experience and action firms can take to support employees
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Are investment trust boards making progress on diversity?
The AIC’s Annabel Brodie-Smith explains how the availability of data on ethnic diversity on investment trust boards is ‘an important step’
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Is the SDR fund label kick-off date also a deadline?
FE fundinfo’s Mikkel Bates discusses the next steps investors and distributors must take to comply with SDR label rules
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Beyond carbon frontiers: Practical pathways to net zero
Federated Hermes’ Louise Dudley shares her thoughts on effectively navigating a path to net zero
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Will we ever get perfect data and does it even matter?
There’s no such thing as perfect data availability, and there likely will never be, writes RLAM’s Ashley Hamilton Claxton
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Reports of the death of ESG are greatly exaggerated
Ongoing regulatory action will continue to support investor aspirations, writes Nordea’s Eric Pedersen
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SDR and the investment labelling regime: How does the industry plan to respond?
Investment Association research indicates there could be 200 SDR-labelled funds by end of year
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Semiconductors and the green transition
Liontrust’s Peter Michaelis explores the growth of the semiconductor industry
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Has ESG reached young adulthood?
Teenagers see things in black and white, while young adults recognise the world operates in shades of grey, writes RLAM’s Hamilton Claxton
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Exploitation risk: Putting the S of ESG into strawberries
Emma Wall shares what she learned about fair working conditions and pay on farms as part of a CCLA visit to a strawberry farm
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Is double materiality decoupling?
The practical implementation of double materiality is fraught with tensions and uncertainty, writes Andrew Parry