Shared parental leave can close the pay gap
It is currently more economically viable for mothers to take leave from work to care for their child, writes Evenlode’s Rebekah Nash
It is currently more economically viable for mothers to take leave from work to care for their child, writes Evenlode’s Rebekah Nash
Companies fail to deliver on ‘E’ and ‘S’ without the ‘G’, writes EGA’s Steve Barrett
WHEB’s Ty Lee compares the lack of investment in UK water utilities to the ‘different paradigm’ in the US
Candriam’s Czupryna and Dublanc say that consuming less water and better management could help conserve resources in the short-term
In a narrow, momentum-led market, managers may feel pressured to chase mega caps where sustainability or corporate behaviour is questionable
The UK has fallen behind as a destination for green finance, says EdenTree’s Amelia Gaston
The summit, to be held in Baku in November, has attracted controversy on diversity, human rights and fossil fuels
Liontrust’s Peter Michaelis asserts that the era of burning hydrocarbons for energy ‘is coming to an end’
Franklin Templeton’s Andrew Ness says these opportunities require ‘specialist, local knowledge’ to be captured effectively
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon explains the main functions – and added value – of an experienced advisory committee
Amid outbreaks of violence across the UK, City Hive’s Bev Shah shares her personal experience and action firms can take to support employees
The AIC’s Annabel Brodie-Smith explains how the availability of data on ethnic diversity on investment trust boards is ‘an important step’