Cautious positioning and interactive lessons: WFH with Square Mile’s Diane Earnshaw
This week’s Working from Home Q&A is with Square Mile’s Diane Earnshaw
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Global asset managers call on governments for mandatory human rights due diligence
LGIM, Federated Hermes, Aviva Investors and BMO among group of 101 asset management firms calling on governments to act on human rights risk management
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50 years of Earth Day: Key takeaways from the investment management sector
ESG Clarity asked members of the investment management industry for their reflections on five decades of Earth Day
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Andrew Parry: A new environmental and social order is about to be ushered in
Newton’s Andrew Parry discusses how lessons learned from the pandemic will change how companies plan forever
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Morningstar acquires ESG data firm Sustainalytics
Transaction estimates the value of Sustainalytics at €170m
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Executive pay: What is the right thing to do in times of crisis?
Analysis exploring the handling of the top salaries of a business when staff are being furloughed
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Square Mile: Adviser interest in responsibly invested funds steps up in Q1
Square Mile reveal four of the top five most viewed funds in its Academy of Funds in Q1 carried a Responsible rating
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ESG fund duo scoop Morningstar UK Fund Awards
Two ESG funds have been recognised in the Morningstar UK Fund Awards
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Lyxor sharpens climate change focus with shareholder engagement policy
Lyxor enhance its shareholder engagement policy to oppose measures that are not “sufficiently mindful” of climate change and the environment
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Demand for social housing, community support and mint tea: WFH with Resonance’s Kay Orlopp
In this regular series, female members of the ESG investment industry detail their transition to remote working
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Bev Shah: The accidental working from home experiment – part 1
City Hive’s Bev Shah explores the adjustment to working from home
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Diversity dilemma of covid-19: Gender pay gaps during the pandemic
Female workers across the world are putting their health on the line to battle COVID-19, but what is being done for them?