Politics, proxies and regulation dominate ESG in 2022
There was major legislation as well as regulation from the SEC and DOL in a highly partisan year for ESG
Proxy voting
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State Street the latest to expand client proxy voting
The measure follows similar moves from Vanguard and BlackRock
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BlackRock, Vanguard blasted by GOP over proxy voting
It is among the latest developments in an anti-ESG movement
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Morningstar CEO on how direct indexing makes investing fun
In the second part of ESG Clarity’s interview, Kunal Kapoor talks passives, personalization and proxies
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Green Dream with Neuberger Berman’s Bailey: Our engagement success with Netflix
The head of ESG investing talks about implementing change at portfolio companies since the group launched NB Votes four years ago
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Cost-of-living crisis pushes stewardship into new territory
Investment industry describes how it is tackling urgent need for protections for lowest paid
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As You Sow partnership gives voting powers to end investors
Partnered with Tumelo and Glass Lewis on investor voting technology for platforms
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Tumelo gives voting powers to end investors
Partnered with As You Sow and Glass Lewis on investor voting technology for platforms
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Q&A: We need standardization in corporate ESG reporting
RBC Global Asset Management’s Melanie Adams answers ESG Clarity’s questions on integration, disclosure and regulation
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Companies’ cost-of-living support for employees ‘insufficient’
Investors representing £3.2trn sign joint statement urging protection of lowest paid
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Trading app Fennel seeks to win customers with ESG data
The subscription-based service provides climate and another data on stocks
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SEC’s proxy-reporting rule could illuminate fund voting
Funds will have to disclose voting in a standardized format