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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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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Half of FTSE 100 companies link bonuses with ESG
Alvarez & Marsal report finds 47% have a specific ESG category for remuneration
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Plastic use causes greenwashing concerns for fast fashion
Half of items listed on sites such as Boohoo, ASOS and PrettyLittleThing are entirely made from petrochemically-derived polymers
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Sustainability of fast fashion in question amid latest Boohoo rumblings
Investor engagement with the retailer appears to be working but supply chain issues remain
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More companies must link executive pay with ESG commitments
Boohoo has accepted MPs’ recommendation to link bonuses with supply chain improvements
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ASI to shut impact fund
Was revealed to have invested in Boohoo last year
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Managers jump on ESG bandwagon but the best are specialists
New ESG entrants are rushing in, but good managers are long-tenured experts
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‘We are still miles away from fast fashion being sustainable fashion’
Evidence shows the fashion industry is responsible for devastating environmental impact
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PRI warning: ‘Don’t rely on ESG ratings alone’
It comes after the once highly rated Boohoo.com was found to have suppliers paying less than the minimum wage.
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PRI warning: ‘Don’t rely on ESG ratings alone’
It comes after the once highly rated Boohoo.com was found to have suppliers paying less than the minimum wage.
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Boohoo scandal ‘poses challenge’ to ESG ratings
The fast fashion brand’s unexpected fall from grace highlights problems with third-party ESG ratings system