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Strength in numbers: Why investor collaborations still matter
Investor collaborations have long been an accepted part of responsible ownership
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ESG investing has a governance problem
But without strong leadership, accountability and shareholder oversight, meaningful progress on sustainability is unlikely to last
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The SpaceX question: Who do index providers serve?
The SpaceX IPO highlights a debate about index power, passive investing and market accountability
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It’s good to talk: Driving better standards in a risky world
Standards often slip, and it begins with companies rationalising away ESG risks
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The Justice Company and HANetf launch human rights-screened ETF
Vehicle, with ticker ‘JURY’, is one of first products to be built around a human rights-screening framework
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Navigating sustainability regulation: Two key trends and what comes next
The challenge is operational as much as strategic
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Alquity’s Gonzalez: ESG risks and reform momentum in South Korea
With the country lagging many others, selectivity remains key
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Quilter Cheviot ramps up stewardship across sustainable fund range
The team has voted against company management in 18 cases in 2025, as it attempts to hold companies to account
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Financial services gender pay gap widens by more than 25%
Women are paid up to 50% less than their male counterparts, depending on region and seniority
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Boards talking AI but not governing it: Investors face ‘unpriced risk’ ahead of proxy season
AICDI findings suggested a widening gap between AI ambitions and governance frameworks
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Growing demand for ‘responsible AI’ amid governance risk concerns
AI incidents can undermine trust and brand equity far quicker than traditional operational failures, according to Carmignac’s Rita Wyshelesky
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Saba’s tactics raise some tricky questions about corporate governance
Hedge fund manager’s voice should be listened to, but it should not drown out other shareholders
