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As companies shift away from massive PDF reports and toward more targeted, real-time investor communication, they’ll free up time and resources to better engage consumers, employees and other key stakeholders on corporate sustainability.
by Mike Hower
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The ESG investment movement has every reason to be optimistic in the short term, but as it goes mainstream several challenges await.
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When the cost of money is tied to a company’s sustainability performance: Game on.
by Joel Makower
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Prudent regulation, enacted with a long-term perspective, can ensure that capital is funneled to sectors aligned with a future where global temperature rise is limited to 2 degrees Celsius.
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A new approach to an old question: How to leverage capital markets to shift to a truly sustainable economy?
by Frank Dixon
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Analysis by Datamaran reveals that U.S. companies are less transparent with disclosing information about diversity and inclusion. Could regulation help?
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Green campaigners hail 'step in the right direction' as first major U.S. bank commits to disclosing its climate impact.
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One big takeaway: Don't rely just on internal stakeholders for risk scenario planning.
by Aaron Mok
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Despite challenges in going virtual during the 2020 annual general meeting season, shareholder action on climate change is as strong as ever.
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A new partnership finally offers the tantalizing prospect of harmonization between two competing frameworks.
by Joel Makower
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The new approach will allow investors to manage climate risk by highlighting the temperature pathways of their portfolios.
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Daniel E. Ingram, chair of Wilshire's ESG and diversity strategy, chats about the end of shareholder primacy and planning for the next crisis.
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This crisis will provide important new insights into non-traditional performance metrics that will help drive a structural shift in how both companies and investors think about delivering long-term value to both shareholders and society.
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Money is pouring into ESG investments because they produce higher short- and long-term yields and are seen as less risky during turbulent times. A no-brainer? Not if you’re the Trump administration.
by Joel Makower
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The University of Oxford report comes as green groups, scientists, politicians, businesses, and economists push for a green recovery to the coronavirus.
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Who can better assess companies' sustainability performance: artificial intelligence or really smart analysts? The race is on.
by Mark Tulay
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Best practices for reporting include sharing numbers that are backed by narrative.
by Adam Fishman
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Transition Pathway Initiative, backed by investors boasting $19 trillion of capital, welcomes stronger climate pledges from leading oil firms, but warns sector is a long way from delivering adequate decarbonization plans.
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Sponsored: If the pace of innovation and level of commitment to building a sustainable future are any indication of future trends, the 2020s will be the decade of circularity.
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The highly anticipated climate disclosure requirements proposed by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) pose complex challenges for both public
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Webcast
The ESG seas are seeing strong tailwinds and headwinds alike. Come hear from leading sustainable investors on how they are navigating 2023’s choppy waters, and how they’re thinking about the next chapter unfolding in sustainable finance and investing.
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Helping investors make better decisions may be the driving force. But the reality is that the U.S. may be moving closer to mandated Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) disclosures for the first time.
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The materials used for candy packaging are notoriously difficult to recycle, with the vast majority ending up in landfills. That’s why Rubicon created Trick or Trash™, an educational program designed to help reduce the waste that accumulates every year around Halloween.
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When managing ESG programs, organizations use materiality assessments to determine which topics are most impactful to their business & stakeholders.
by FigBytes
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The last few years have made traditional ways of thinking about risk obsolete. From climate change to COVID-19 to the supply chain, threats are disrupting
by Intelex