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July 2007
Axa pulls insurance assets from cluster bomb makers
Handicap International and Amnesty International will work with group to identify manufacturers.
Hermes fund chief Anson quits
Former CalPERS CIO returns to the US after 18 months at UK activist manager
Italy’s Laborfonds expects RI mandate surge
Ethical investment options are proving attractive for Italian employees
HSBC hires Henderson SRI head for global eco research hub
Bangalore-based research team will gauge climate change risks and opportunities
Generation targets private equity and small caps
After Live Earth, Al Gore’s fund management firm launches a hybrid climate change solutions fund.
Investor collaboration on the rise - UN PRI
Clearinghouse has helped investors join forces to engage with Walmart and car manufacturers
CalPERS calls for support on US director nominations
US superfund has Hewlett-Packard and UnitedHealth Group in its sights
Putting faith in engagement
3iG, the global interfaith movement, says it must do more than just exclude companies.
PGGM comes clean on private equity
Fund will increase ‘renewables’ if €500m venture with ABP is successful.
What difference will the UN Principles on Responsible Investment make?
Winning hearts and minds for sustainable prosperity.
Shining a responsible light
The UN PRI has been a huge success in putting ESG issues into the public arena. But might investors need to do more to avoid a backlash?
Blood and Gore: talking ‘bout their Generation
Long-term investment performance is the firm’s mantra.
SRI and performance: Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water
Analysts, investors and financial markets are developing a dangerous obsession in expecting corporations demonstrating best practice in corporate and social responsibility to provide better returns.
The RI interview: Bob Monks
One of the world’s most prominent corporate governance activists since the 1970s, Bob Monks talks about engagement, hedge fund activists, private equity and why ‘discouraged’ is not part of his vocabulary.