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‘We cannot be socially responsible investors without putting a critical focus on human rights’
Rathbone Greenbank Investment’s Elliot says implement a robust set of processes for assessing human rights risks
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More education needed on links between human rights and investor returns
On World Humanitarian Day, ESG Clarity’s Natalie Kenway asks why there has been so little comment on the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
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Is Link doing enough with Woodford investors still in limbo?
Investors in the fund previously known as the Woodford Equity Income Fund been told they will have to wait until at least 2022 for their money back
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IOSCO recommends regulatory oversight of ESG ratings
10 recommendations after finding lack of transparency and inconsistencies in data in ESG ratings research
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Board diversity tops list of concerns for Blackrock Investment Stewardship
Asset manager voted against 975 companies globally for lack of diversity at board level
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Why CEOs need to keep learning
Just as academia and practice coincide in a hospital, so should management research reconnect with management reality
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Are ‘say on climate’ resolutions the best tool for the job?
‘As a governance expert I like shareholder votes but as a social scientist I know the path to net zero is bumpy’
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Corporate governance is the glue that holds the modern social contract together
Rathbones’ Matt Crossman says it doesn’t matter how well thought through your safety plan is if the corporate culture is weak
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Podcast: Technology must look after environment and society
Introducing a new sector special podcast series starting with a deep dive into technology
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The innovators key to tomorrow’s prosperity
For World Population Day, Nordea fund managers highlight three themes targeting pressing social issues
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Q&A: Adopt an ‘apply and explain’ approach to governance
CISI board director and trustee Petros Florides says consider governance as an operational risk
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Excellent or evil? ESG ratings fail to capture positive social impact
Baillie Gifford’s Parajuli says poorest countries will suffer if analysts continue to ignore the ‘S’ in ESG
