Has ESG become too politically controversial to make a difference?
With elections and sustainability commitments being realigned, ESG has become a political football
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Rainbow ceiling represents a ‘hidden gem’ of an investment opportunity
LGBT History Month: Study shows companies with LGBTQ+ leaders outperform the market by as much as 1.08% per month
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When the ESG tourists leave
JOHCM’s Andrew Parry explores the academics and papers that are challenging firms to take a more rational approach to sustainability claims
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Green Dream with Skagen’s Myge: Expect ESG backlash to continue
Sondre Myge says we are in a transitional phase as ESG evolves into the next iteration
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‘Urgent’ calls for more control over proxy voting
Anti-ESG sentiment hindering asset managers’ ability to represent diverse views
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Asset managers under fresh attack from anti-ESG states
Investment managers battle misinformation and legal attacks
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Political divide dominates Congress’ ESG hearings
ESG Clarity’s summary of what Congress’ ESG hearings mean for asset managers
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Green Dream with ACI’s Bratton-Hughes: Texas is propelling the renewables transition
New York-based Sarah Bratton-Hughes shares her views on the anti-ESG sentiment in the States
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Green Dream with ACI’s Bratton-Hughes: Dispelling anti-ESG myths
New York-based Sarah Bratton-Hughes says sustainable strategies are showing resilience
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Green Dream with ACI’s Bratton-Hughes: Texas is propelling the renewables transition
New York-based Sarah Bratton-Hughes shares her views on the anti-ESG sentiment in the States
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How US investors are tackling ESG this AGM season
Shareholders deploy new tactics to force change at polluting companies
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AGM season: Investors amp up ESG pressure
Shareholders deploy new tactics to force change at polluting companies