Paying the living wage is good for business
In 1914, Henry Ford more than doubled workers’ wages to $5 a day and shortened the workday to eight hours
PA Future Committee
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Sustainable finance regulation fails to capture nuances
Centrally planned sustainability risks crowding out the enlightened investment it seeks to support
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How to make responsible investment reporting adviser- and client-friendly
Consider the firm’s approach and metrics but also what clients want and need to know
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Why we’re still talking about modern slavery
Investors must ask how they can escalate involvement on modern slavery engagement
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Should all ESG funds get labels?
‘None of the SDR requirements are rocket science, but they do require a real commitment to sustainability’
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What’s next for the UK’s social taskforce?
Taskforce member James Alexander outlines objectives and where policymakers must direct attention
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B Corp and inclusion go hand in hand
We want our culture to reflect our values
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Greenwashing is not new, it’s false advertising
Investment industry can learn from other industries, where there is more guidance about what is misleading
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Does sustainable investing work?
The jury’s still out on the cost of capital for companies and the change created
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What change is more women on boards creating?
Breaking down barriers and shifting mindsets requires a more grassroots approach
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Are regulators to blame for accusations of greenwashing?
Two years on from SFDR, we need enough clarity to avoid another ‘great reclassification’
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Heavy is the head that wears the crown: Are two CEOs better than one?
Bev Shah announces changes at the top at City Hive