News & Commentaries
Few links between ESG criteria and executive pay — report.
“Few FTSE All World companies link executive pay to ESG criteria, according to a report from Sustainalytics. The report, ‘The State of Pay: Executive Remuneration and ESG Metrics,’ is aimed at helping global equity investors assess how ESG criteria are factored into executive compensation, as a topic for corporate engagement.” [COMMENTARY] In an era where…
Few links between ESG criteria and executive pay — report.
“Few FTSE All World companies link executive pay to ESG criteria, according to a report from Sustainalytics. The report, ‘The State of Pay: Executive Remuneration and ESG Metrics,’ is aimed at helping global equity investors assess how ESG criteria are factored into executive compensation, as a topic for corporate engagement.” [COMMENTARY] In an era where…
SEC Rule Changes Will Hobble ESG Investors.
“The proposed SEC rule changes would raise proposal resubmission thresholds from 3%, 6%, and 10% for those voted on once, twice, or three or more times respectively to 5%, 15%, and 25%… back-testing by the Sustainable Investments Institute contends that under the new rules, 30% of the 614 proposals that went to vote between 2010…
SEC Rule Changes Will Hobble ESG Investors.
“The proposed SEC rule changes would raise proposal resubmission thresholds from 3%, 6%, and 10% for those voted on once, twice, or three or more times respectively to 5%, 15%, and 25%… back-testing by the Sustainable Investments Institute contends that under the new rules, 30% of the 614 proposals that went to vote between 2010…
Commentary: Active beats passive in promoting sustainable development.
“Genuinely active investment managers, with high active share and more concentrated portfolios, should be better placed to assess these gray areas and therefore make more considered and conscious judgments.” [COMMENTARY] This analyst makes a case for active management for ESG funds.Commentary: Active beats passive in promoting sustainable development, by Lorna Logan, April 23, 2020, Pensions&Investments,…
Commentary: Active beats passive in promoting sustainable development.
“Genuinely active investment managers, with high active share and more concentrated portfolios, should be better placed to assess these gray areas and therefore make more considered and conscious judgments.” [COMMENTARY] This analyst makes a case for active management for ESG funds.Commentary: Active beats passive in promoting sustainable development, by Lorna Logan, April 23, 2020, Pensions&Investments,…
