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Boards talking AI but not governing it: Investors face ‘unpriced risk’ ahead of proxy season
AICDI findings suggested a widening gap between AI ambitions and governance frameworks
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Growing demand for ‘responsible AI’ amid governance risk concerns
AI incidents can undermine trust and brand equity far quicker than traditional operational failures, according to Carmignac’s Rita Wyshelesky
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Saba’s tactics raise some tricky questions about corporate governance
Hedge fund manager’s voice should be listened to, but it should not drown out other shareholders
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Sustainability skills on UK financial services boards in demand
EY says board level ESG expertise is ‘highly valuable and in short supply’
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UK property fund governance standards launched
Fund Governance Charter and AREF Quality Mark unveiled by the Association of Real Estate Funds
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FCA unveils sweeping plan to regulate ESG ratings by 2028
Looks at transparency, systems, governance, stakeholder engagement and conflicts of interest
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The ethics of AI
Liontrust’s Peter Michaelis explores how to balance opportunity and risk
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Turning fragmented data into strategic advantage for asset managers
Data governance should sit at the heart of any operational strategy, writes Gresham’s Jenn McMackin
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Embedding AI within sustainability frameworks is now a must
Artificial intelligence is emerging as both a powerful enabler and a potential risk, writes Stuart Cullinan
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Green Dream with EdenTree’s Esguevillas: Protecting the credibility of sustainable fund labels
EdenTree’s head of sustainable investment shares thoughts on engagement, SDR and COP30
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Renewable giants make human rights progress
But gaps remain around Indigenous Peoples’ rights and solar supply chains
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Rational sustainability: Moving beyond ESG theatre to targeting returns and evidence-based outcomes
Investors need to have the courage to abandon practices that don’t work, writes Alquity IM’s Suresh Mistry
