“More than 3,000 people across the country weighed in on which brands in their state they feel actually share their…Continue readingThe Most Ethical Companies in America [2025 Survey]

“The ‘omnibus’ directive was introduced in February 2025 and, if approved, would have exempted 80% of companies that were originally…Continue readingEU Parliament Rejects Rollback in Sustainability Reporting

“What we have found over the years is that so-called sustainable investing, when executed in the context of rigorous, long-term…Continue readingWhat Sustainable Investors Got Wrong — And Why It Is Still the Future of Finance

“When we talk about diversity in business, it’s usually in moral or social terms – fairness, inclusion and representation. But…Continue readingMore than just good ethics: new research links corporate diversity to better investment decisions

“Shareholder activism is at record levels and is no longer limited to the “proxy season.” Dozens of U.S. activist situations…Continue readingShareholder Activism: Ten Trends for 2026

“Widespread adoption of solar and wind technologies continues to expand renewable generation capacity, which in turn supports global decarbonisation and…Continue readingTop 10: Renewable Energy Manufacturers

“New Wharton research shows that investors pay more for bonds with ESG scores. For issuers that stay silent, the cost…Continue readingWhy ESG Scores Are Moving the $4 Trillion Municipal Bond Market

“The fanfare and hoopla surrounding environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing seen several years ago has largely waned, but that…Continue readingInvestors Still Prioritizing ESG

“The SEC may be open to eliminating the ability of shareholders to submit precatory shareholder proposals to companies incorporated in…Continue readingSEC Chairman Suggests Path to Eliminating Most Shareholder Proposals

“The S&P Global Clean Energy Transition Index has surged close to 50% since US President Donald Trump’s April tariff announcements…Continue readingGreen Stocks Are Beating World’s Biggest Trades, Even Gold

“The idea that solar and wind are inherently risky and unreliable is a common talking point for critics of renewable energy,…Continue readingAfter Spain’s blackout, critics blamed renewable energy. It’s part of a bigger attack

“RI adoption among advisors declined to 64% in 2025, down from 73% in 2023. Committed RI users remain steady, allocating…Continue reading2025 Advisor RI Insights Study (Canada)

“ESG assurance is now vital for corporate credibility—and by 2028, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will make reasonable assurance…Continue readingBuilding confidence in ESG data: The role of assurance processes

“Investors are sinking more and more money into the stock market. Indexes are reaching record highs. But a growing number…Continue readingThe Quiet Force Imperiling Our Booming Stock Market

“Nature and industry transitions are unlocking investable opportunities, from regenerative agriculture to fossil-free steel; investable pipelines are growing across sectors.”…Continue readingSustainable finance in 2025: These are the key sectors redefining global markets

“A set of ETFs shows that the alternative energy shares are leading Big Oil by a wide margin this year.…Continue readingAlternative Energy Stocks Continue to Lead Big Oil in 2025

“Nvidia, which this summer became the first public company to hit $4 trillion in market value, tops TIME and Statista’s 2025 statistical…Continue readingWorld’s Best Companies of 2025

“A Dutch pension manager’s decision to pull its investments from BlackRock highlights the growing gap between the U.S. and Europe.”…Continue readingThe transatlantic rift over sustainable investing just got deeper

“The triple bottom line is a framework that helps companies like Apple and Amazon reach sustainability goals whilst continuing to…Continue readingApple, Unilever & Amazon Implementing the Triple Bottom Line

“Writing in the Harvard Business Review over two years ago, we said ESG should be returned to its “original and narrow intention — as…Continue readingHere We Go Again: Red States Continue to Focus on ESG