Forced labour found in nearly half fashion companies’ supply chains
Economic instability has exacerbated the risk of forced labour
supply chains
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Three ways investors can manage transition risk in portfolios
Assessing company performance against different climate change scenarios
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CCLA reveals companies leading on modern slavery
Latest annual benchmark finds financial companies are lagging
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Textile investors concentrate funding in downstream stages to avoid risk
‘These investors have the power to transform corporate behaviour and drive the move to a sustainable textiles industry’
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Investors shift energy allocations amid inflation and geopolitical concerns
Schroders’ study finds global investors are favouring infrastructure and renewables
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Investors shift energy allocations amid inflation and geopolitical concerns
Schroders’ study finds global investors are favouring infrastructure and renewables
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CFA highlights sustainable investment as major industry theme for the future
Investment firms are encouraged to differentiate themselves through values and culture
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CFA highlights sustainable investment as major industry theme for the future
Investment organisations are encouraged to differentiate themselves through values and culture
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Mitigating deforestation risks in portfolios
Fidelity panel looks at the factors driving biodiversity loss
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Dutch companies lagging on lobbying transparency
Few leveraged lobbying activities to contribute to sustainable regulation
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The US states with more forced labor than Pakistan
Since 2021 most US states have been ranked high risk for the most critical forms of supply chain ESG risk
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UK among ‘high risk’ European countries for labour rights
Spain, Italy, and Greece have seen increases in risk associated with forced labour as well