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Ministry of Finance formally launches consultation and outlines debate for future responsible investment strategy.
UK lobby group FairPensions says lack of voting disclosure could prompt government action.
Letters sent to SEC challenging regulator’s plans on independent board nominees.
Group aims to galvanise 500 institutional investors and thousands of retail investors and flood the SEC with e-mails
New York scheme broadens its activist investment approach
Tyre manufacturer Bridgestone and mining group Freeport-McMoRan sold in protest.
Former CalPERS CIO returns to the US after 18 months at UK activist manager
Clearinghouse has helped investors join forces to engage with Walmart and car manufacturers

Attacked for political investing, could sovereign wealth funds actually be the most important future trend in ESG finance?

Georg Kell, executive director of the corporate forerunner of the UNPRI talks about the issues the $14 trillion investor initiative may have to face.

PRI signatories gather in Seoul for the annual progress meeting of the huge investor initiative.

Investors, entrepreneurs and NGOs converge on Bangkok for TBLI Asia 2008.

Funds in China, Korea and Thailand break ground on voting and corporate accountability, but there are still areas to develop.

How New Zealand runs its NZ$13.5 bn (€6.8bn) national pension fund to protect the country’s reputation.

SPF Beheer outlines move from best-in-class to engagement.

Why the biggest challenge now is to get relevant extra-financial analysis direct to mainstream analysts.

UK research company celebrates 25th year of corporate and SRI scrutiny.

Market saviours or dangerous political investors? Sovereign wealth funds have got governments in a funk.
Why foundations should use the markets to support their philanthropic work.

Canadian shareholders are weary of the “huge disconnect” between what many executives earn and how the companies they run perform.

Compensation concerns in focus as US meeting season looms.

Company plans new SRI strategy to add to microfinance, sustainable real estate and community banking.

Supporters say boost to Global Compact points the way to more sophisticated collaborations.

Country’s fastest growing fund explains why RI is a gradual but growing process amongst German peers.

New ranking compares Dutch pension funds on pollution and human rights issues.

Successful equity managers tend to be poor active owners, while active owners tend not to win equity mandates. Could unbundling the activities be the solution?

How can institutional investors ensure they are not supporting death in Sudan?

How can investors gauge whether their fund managers practice what they preach on RI?

Isn’t it time pension funds asked their members about their morals?

Alex van der Velden, executive director of FairPensions talks disinvestment, defined contribution, and benchmarking pension funds and asset managers for sustainability.

Corporate social responsibility is everywhere, but companies are failing to spot the potential for their pension funds.
Can pension funds profit from increasingly aggressive hedge fund strategies?
Council gives Swedish state funds responsible investment muscle.
Rob Lake, senior portfolio manager for environmental, social and governance at ABP, the €221bn ($311bn) pension fund for Dutch civil servants, talks clean tech, engagement and cluster bombs.

Greenpeace says investors in China must act responsibly before we all pay the price.

The SE Asia market for responsible investment is growing, but could be tested in a market downturn.

Investment opportunities are ripe, but it pays to know the CSR terrain.

Michael Musuraca explains how the New York City Employees fund got active.

David Russell, co-head of Responsible Investment at the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS), the £31bn (€46bn) second largest UK pension fund, explains how its SRI strategy is not just about risk but also reward.

Theme of the month: Why investors must help clean up South East Asia’s companies.

Can scoring move SRI to the mainstream?
3iG, the global interfaith movement, says it must do more than just exclude companies.

Winning hearts and minds for sustainable prosperity.
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.

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.