This week, an Englishman, an American and an Australian walked into a climate crisis.
Industry warns on exclusion risks and insufficient minimum standards, as Europe looks to put social factors on par with environmental ones.
Justified or not, scepticism of ESG-related claims is not going away.
Despite the delay, the EC’s Sustainable Corporate Governance initiative is unlikely to be “watered down”.
After an avalanche of activity in H1 2021, institutional investors should expect no let-up as the Commission seeks to clarify ESG-related rules...
Filip Gregor, Head of Responsible Companies at Frank Bold, explains how new EU due dilgence laws can help companies, investors and society.
The new rules will require listed companies to meet race and gender targets on a comply or explain basis.
WBA Gender Benchmark highlights the continued lack of supply chain transparency on social issues
Lack of awareness of human rights violations in apparel supply chains is no longer an excuse as incoming legislation forces accountability.
Evolving asset class still presents risks due to differing definitions, transparency levels and data quality.
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