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Mirror, mirror on the wall – who is the most sustainable company of them all? That memorable line from the Walt Disney Studios’ 1930s classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, is being regularly applied now by a widening range of third party players in examining the performance and achievements of U.S., North American and global companies (and applying their methodologies on an ...
The U.S. Securities Exchange Commission is trying to change the rules that govern shareholder proposals and sustainable finance luminaries are pushing back.
In November, the independent federal government agency whose stated mission is to “protect investors, maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitate capital formation” announced that it would be toughening the rules surro...
GRI continues to deliver the most effective global sustainability standards, while it is focused on doing even more to support companies to provide high quality, accessible and impactful reporting.
That was a key message from Jack Ehnes – Vice Chair of the GRI Board, and CEO of CalSTRS (California State Teachers’ Retirement System) – as he addressed the GRI Reporters’ Summit in Arizona,...
 If BlackRock shows true leadership on climate change, the whole world will follow.
Larry Fink, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BlackRock, poses for a picture. Photo by Jonathan Wong / South China Morning Post via Getty Images
Originally published by Worth, Authored by Garvin Jabusch
The world’s largest asset manager, in the person of its CEO Larry Fink, says it will now be ma...
 The Global Impact Investing Network has just published the Second Edition of The State of Impact Measurement and Management (IMM) Practice. Based on data from 278 impact investors, it provides the most comprehensive view of how impact investors measure their social and environmental impact. It also analyzes trends and changes in IMM practice over the past two years, looking at data from 109 two...
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