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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Making gender visible to investors
Boston Common CEO says gender is largely absent from conversations on global investor action
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Grappling with governance in China to find green transition opportunities
ESG investors will not get far without knowing the nuances of the market, regulation and companies themselves, say asset managers
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How to look at ESG in shipping
Maritime transport is the backbone of international trade, says Nordea’s Eric Pedersen
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Here’s how investment managers can aide the just transition
Two reports set out recommendations for the industry including engaging with companies on their supply chains
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How to measure and reduce modern slavery risks
With awareness of forced labour issues growing, a report from AB says investors must know how to engage on it with portfolio companies
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How to analyse companies’ low-carbon strategies
Jupiter’s Llewellyn-Waters says consider the different scopes, where they appear in the value chain, and what the implications will be
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Catwalk worthy: Trying to improve the fashion life cycle
As London Fashion Week draws to an end, Aegon’s analysts explore sustainable practices in the textiles industry
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Harness the power of SMEs to create system change
Tribe Impact Capital’s Amy Clarke says SMEs in supply chains can find safety in numbers, economies of scale and power in unity
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German firms hit with European human rights criminal complaint
ECCHR files a criminal complaint against brands such as Hugo Boss and Lidl for ‘profiting from alleged forced labour’
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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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Fidelity accelerates net-zero commitments
Brought forward net-zero target by 10 years and committed to diversity and supply chain goals