The thorny question of whether impact should be considered as a part of fiduciary duty is being revisited in the UK with another review by the Financial Markets Law Committee.
Child labour is an unfortunate reality in the supply chains of companies across several industries, with investors increasingly prepared to uncover and address the issue.
Stretched resources risk undermining sustainability priorities, but collaborative engagements, industry initiatives and regulatory change offer support to asset owners.
Alternative economic growth models are rising up the policy agenda, but as concepts such as the circular economy face decline, will they ever enter the mainstream?
The writing is on the wall for sustainability laggards as shareholders pursue litigation against investee companies.
The landscape for climate-focused passive investments has changed rapidly, but more work is needed to address physical risks to portfolios, as extreme weather events threaten businesses and critical infrastructure.
Going all in on a technology still in its infancy has had some drawbacks for Japan, forcing the government to reassess its hydrogen strategy.
As artificial intelligence advances at rapid speed, investors are collaborating to understand and address the fast-evolving risks to privacy, job security, democracy and society.
Over 30 shareholder proposals have been filed at US companies this proxy season, calling for corporates to implement policies to protect the women in their workforce.
The International Seabed Authority must decide whether deep sea mining is the key to the climate transition, or a “false solution”.
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