Women Adviser Summit panelists say the financial planning industry needs more advisers focusing on the LGBTQ-plus community.
The ratings are based on 11 data points per company and are designed to assess its level of freshwater-related risk as well as its management of that risk.
The firm's CEO said the war will prompt countries to reconsider their reliance on traditional money and payment systems.
Survey finds for-profit companies place more importance on sustainability and diversity programs than nonprofits.
The disclosures mandated in the SEC's proposed regulations would help connect severe climate activity to business costs rather than simply labeling them force majeure, a fund company executive said.
Securities issuers would also have to report Scope 1 and 2 emissions, or those that are directly from their operations and the energy they use, on their registration statements and periodic reports.
The vote to release the proposal shows a deep divide at the agency, and Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce warns the SEC is exceeding its authority.
The number of proposals is more than 20% higher this year than last, Proxy Preview found.
The results from the most recent InvestmentNews survey shows sentiment is turning south.
Carbon Collective caters to employers that think 'slightly less bad is just not good enough.'
The creation of draft proposals for International Sustainability Standards Board is expected imminently.
Asset managers said they would favor access to more consistent data, while governments appeared to be split on how, if at all, MSRB should try to improve ESG reporting.
More than 680 financial institutions are asking corporates to report data using the CDP's system.
Carbon-intensive energy firms will not have net-zero commitments recognized by the organization.
Investors representing $4 trillion urge regulator to include Scope 3 emissions in corporate climate reporting.
ESGgo will monitor and eventually help improve companies' disclosures.
Russia’s rating now stands at CCC, the lowest possible, down from its prior assessment of B.
CEOs at S&P 500 companies are paid more than 350 times the median salary for workers, on average, something institutional investors are watching.
The size of the agency's examination staff hasn't increased meaningfully in recent years and it can't keep up with the growth in advisers, an official said.
Divestments abound but questions remain over who can and would buy the holdings being rapidly offloaded.
