Shifting perspectives
Wealthy investors are reassessing their priorities in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, preparing to give something back — while also indulging themselves more.
Covid-19
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Climate disclosures and tax commitments: What to expect from G7 summit
TCFD is on the agenda for G7 Summit which takes place in Cornwall 11-13 June
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PRI CEO Fiona Reynolds to step down
‘Driving towards a more sustainable, green and just future has no doubt been a highlight of my career and indeed my life’
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Women CEOs show more inclusive leadership
S&P Global research finds women leaders emphasised flexibility and adaptability during pandemic
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How to increase company engagement during a pandemic
Nordea’s Eric Pedersen gives examples of company engagement at US Foods, Amazon and Kesko
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New era of innovation drives thematic tilts
The acceleration of various trends amid Covid-19 enables investors to exploit tech-led progress within certain areas of healthcare, manufacturing and lifestyle, among other sectors, says Schroders.
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How can ESG be worked into M&A due diligence best practices?
Practitioners need to consider the right questions to ask on ESG due diligence
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No excuse for inaction on social issues
Newton Investment Management’s Andrew Parry says growing engagement and data will increase the prominence of social issues
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UK offers supportive environment for ESG investors
EdenTree’s Ketan Patel says UK companies are ESG leaders
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Three ways to improve culture and boost employees’ mental health
‘It’s in the best interests of financial services firms to prioritise culture’
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Social policies have a lot of catching up to do
Jupiter’s Llewellyn-Waters says the pace of change in social policy has historically been slower than in climate change
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Staycation with ESG Clarity’s Natalie Kenway: Beach cleans, sustainable fish and Berry Head
Kicking off our new series, Natalie Kenway shares the sustainable activities on her staycation to Brixham, Devon