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Q&A: Reflecting on one year of reboot.
Noreen Biddle Shah details the achievements of ethnic diversity campaign reboot. in its first year and plans for 2022
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Latest launches: Stewart Investors adds European sustainability fund
Lorna Logan and Rob Harley to run the European (ex UK) Sustainability Strategy
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Aviva tells companies to turn pledges into action or risk divestment
Letter to CEOs spells out the firm’s expectations around climate change, biodiversity, human rights and executive pay
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Jupiter halves stake in controversial fast fashion retailer Boohoo
Fund group stuck by Pretty Little Thing owner amid investigation for slavery in its supply chain
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The Great Resignation: Can you afford to let your staff quit?
Staff turnover is increasing as employees seek firms offering a better work/life balance
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BlackRock unveils stakeholder capitalism centre
CEO Larry Fink’s annual letter says companies must show where they stand on societal issues amid ‘great resignation’
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Stewardship Outlook 2022: Scrutinise companies or risk investor wrath
‘It is easy to see governance as the Cinderella of the ESG story, but this year it will go to the ball’
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Good employee welfare: The ESG trend to watch in 2022
Aegon AM’s Laird takes a look at three companies getting employee welfare right
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Invest in women for climate change progress
Investors must take a close look at gender in portfolios – empowering women is one of the top ways to tackle the crisis
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Diversity Outlook 2022: Improve data but don’t alienate people in the process
The key insights from investment professionals for the year ahead
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Human rights gaining ground in ESG litigation
Climate justice through human rights protection a ‘foreseeable trend’
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Schroders to vote against boards lacking ethnic diversity
Exclusive: From 2022, Schroders will use its shareholder vote where a FTSE 100 company has not met Parker Review the recommendations
