Below is an excerpt from ISS Corporate Solutions’ recently released paper “SEC Climate Disclosure Comments Reveal Diversity of Views.” The full paper is available for download from the
Below is an excerpt from ISS ESG’s recently released paper “Minimum Safeguards, Maximum Impact? Assessing Alignment with Minimum Safeguards in the EU Taxonomy”. The full
As firearms and their regulation continue to generate heated public debate in the United States, similar concerns have prompted new legislation in Canada. This legislation
The meteoric global rise of ESG investing is increasingly being met with an equally ambitious regulatory disclosure regime, and, targeting greenwashing, policymakers are beginning to
A recently announced U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit over the collapse of the Brumadinho dam in Brazil underscores a sharper focus by regulators
Below is an excerpt from ISS ESG’s recently released paper “The EU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: Are Companies and Investors Prepared?” The full
With the growing emphasis on a sustainable future, responsible investment has increasingly been seen as one of the vehicles that can bring about lasting positive
A mandatory standard that allows for comparison between sustainable bonds could outcompete other models. EU policymakers are currently defining essential details of the EU Green
The transition to a Net Zero economy will struggle if the underlying system of linear extraction is not transformed into a circular one. This is
Below is an excerpt from ISS ESG’s recently released paper “Driving Improvements in Modern Slavery Reporting: The Role for Australian Investors”, produced in collaboration with
