Tag: environmental social and governance investing
AP7 Dumps $1.3B in Tesla Stock Over Workers’ Rights at 4-Month High
Sweden’s second-largest pension showed that divesting for ESG purposes doesn’t require taking a loss.
The Impact of Impact Investing: SDGs and ESG
By building a customized portfolio based on ESG and UN SDG principles, investors can have an impact without sacrificing returns.
South Carolina Bill Seeks to Shield Agriculture Firms From ESG Requirements
The Farmers Protection Act is the latest pushback by Republicans to prevent financial firms from applying environmental, social, and governance standards.
Knowledge of ESG, Integration and Greenwashing Remains Low
Institutional investors lack a common understandings about defining and integrating sustainable investing, speakers at CIO's Navigating ESG Livestream event say.
ESG-Related Disclosure Will Inform Investors’ Future Focus
Where ESG-Minded Investors Should Put Their Money
Despite a harsh political climate for the concept, a CIO webinar of experts offers some smart insights.
Due Diligence: Using ESG as a Risk Mitigator
Although seldom apparent in financial statements, environmental, social and governance deficiencies can come out of nowhere and slam investors.
Despite Backlash, ESG Hiring Remains Elevated
Asset owners, consultants and asset managers are all engaged in an increasingly competitive fight for ESG talent.
A New ‘Blueprint’ for Increasing Equity in Investing—and Why It Matters
Authors present their new Investor Blueprint for Racial and Economic Equity at NY Fed event.
Vanguard Withdraws from Net Zero Group After State Pressure
US State Treasurers and NYC Comptroller Respond to Anti-ESG Efforts
Letter criticizes short-term thinking that ‘imposes an ideological screen on an investment manager’s ability.’
Public Funds Are Among Strongest Backers of ESG Resolutions
19 GOP Attorneys General Slam BlackRock Over ESG Investments
‘Fiduciary duty is not lip service,’ says August 4 letter, which is addressed to CEO Larry Fink and seeks ‘clarification on actions that appear to have been motivated by interests other than maximizing financial return.’
