UN and PRI seek action over dam collapse
PRI members including the Church of England Pension Board demand better standards after Brumadinho deaths
Human Rights
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134 people dead, but ‘we’re still invested’
In 2015, 19 people died in a human rights disaster. One fund firm said engagement would prevent it happening again. In 2019, it did, killing 134 people. So why are they still invested?
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134 people dead, but ‘we’re still invested’
In 2015, 19 people died in a human rights disaster. One fund firm said engagement would prevent it happening again. In 2019, it did, killing 134 people. So why are they still invested?
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Investors to benefit from human rights data deal
Data provided by Swiss firm RepRisk will assess the human rights approaches of 110,000 private and public companies
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Investors to benefit from human rights data deal
Data provided by Swiss firm RepRisk will assess the human rights approaches of 110,000 private and public companies
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Investors tell firms to stamp out slavery
Investors, regulators and financial institutions have lost patience with companies turning a blind eye to issues in their supply chains
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Investors tell firms to stamp out slavery
Investors, regulators and financial institutions have lost patience with companies turning a blind eye to issues in their supply chains