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News Headlines: August 28th, 2008
Norway’s biggest investors outline plans to go direct to companies for ESG data »
Investors plan to publicly release the company data requirements to other European institutions.
› ABP boosts microfinance commitment with new money
› PRI chair says credit crunch may be ‘catalyst’ for more sustainable markets
› RI August round-up
Features: August 2008
Mn Services: The former Dutch politician now engaging with Wal-Mart »
RI talks to Kris Douma, who leads the governance of 2000 companies worldwide for Mn Services, the Dutch pension fund manager.
Spotlight
Sovereign wealth funds: the future of ESG investing?
Attacked for political investing, could sovereign wealth funds actually be the most important future trend in ESG finance?
Interview
RI interview: Global Compact chief points the way for UNPRI
Georg Kell, executive director of the corporate forerunner of the UNPRI talks about the issues the $14 trillion investor initiative may have to face.
The Industry Speaks
Ceres: the US investor coalition advising the UN, lobbying the SEC and investing $10bn in renewables
Ceres President, Mindy Lubber, explains how US policy is coming around to its way of thinking on the environment.
Spotlight
Asia’s state pension funds: en route to better governance
Funds in China, Korea and Thailand break ground on voting and corporate accountability, but there are still areas to develop.
Editor's Comment: Exxon and HSBC: hollow victories on pay and governance
Spotlight: DC pension saving: the next ethical consumer boom?
The Investor: The importance of responsible investment: Views from the New Zealand Superannuation Fund
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