Can the US Catch Up to Europe on ESG Investing?
While the EU attempts to consolidate its position as a sustainable leader, ESG investing in the US f...
University Endowments Look beyond Divestment
College and university endowments are increasingly addressing climate change, private prisons, and o...
Why Investors Are Tracking Storms, Weather Events, and Natural Disasters
Changes in temperatures and precipitation have increased the number and strength of certain extreme ...
What Does Paris Agreement Reengagement Mean for the Climate Crisis?
46th US president Joe Biden has said he will rejoin the Paris Agreement—but the climate crisis rem...
Board Oversight Drives Corporate Accountability
Increasingly, good corporate governance reflects engaged board oversight—especially as ESG matters...
Public Policy Engagement: Another Lever for ESG Investors to Pull
A growing number of ESG investors are seeking to exert influence and drive positive change through p...
Tracking Racial Diversity in the Boardroom
How is racial diversity evolving in the corporate boardroom? From shareholder resolutions to state-m...
A Look at the SEC Shareholder Proposal Rule Changes
In September, the SEC approved amendments to a key SEC shareholder proposal rule that will impact sh...
Faith-Based Investors Are Engaged Shareholders
Faith-based investors often use shareholder engagement to bring concerns to the attention of public ...
The Effect of COVID-19 on Women: Measuring the Damage and Charting Paths to Recovery
COVID-19 on women poses long-term risks for women in the workplace. How can investors and others hel...
Unpacking Corporate Social Responsibility Reports
Containing mostly self-reported data and results, corporate social responsibility reports warrant ca...
Is Stakeholder Capitalism the Next Normal?
Stakeholder capitalism, an approach that incorporates the needs of every constituent in a company's ...
