Antitrust and ESG
The progressive weakening of antitrust since the early 1980s raises important governance concerns about market influence
PA Future Committee
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Why investors are still finding it difficult to invest in a better world
I’m not sure about how ready the wider financial profession is to have a female client tell them they are letting the children down
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Investors approve executive pay that incentivises global warming
If shareholders are serious about pressing for net-zero alignment, they need to call for a reset
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Nature-related risks are poorly framed and mispriced
This leads to an inefficient allocation of capital and an overexposure to biodiversity-related risk
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UK needs comprehensive net-zero investment plan
Fostering dialogue between private finance and all government departments
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Endless churn of ESG data piles on pressure but is valuable
Demands have increased and don’t look like abating but each survey is a learning opportunity
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ESG investing is in line with fiduciary duty
Thinking it’s not is a misunderstanding of what the term means
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What we’ve learnt from engaging with UK water companies
With the sector under scrutiny due to ongoing pollution, responsible investors have a duty to challenge and support
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Points don’t mean prizes: How to evaluate non-executive directors
Build on the points system for assessing whether NEDs have enough time for their roles with a qualitative approach
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The progress we’re seeing on our methane engagement
Results from the first phase of urging 15 companies to join OGMP 2.0
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Sustainability disclosures cannot ignore Consumer Duty
Knowing sustainable fund performance is cyclical means you’d be causing foreseeable harm by avoiding transitioning companies
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The ESG regulatory revolution isn’t easing off
Despite the backlash, the investor sustainability surge is will only accelerate