ESG

ShareAction’s Catherine Howarth on shareholder resolutions

David Weeks says the Red Lines initiative will help put trustees in charge

Schemes can no longer ignore the immense financial risks from ESG factors. Stephanie Baxter analyses the biggest risks and asks what it really means to be a long-term sustainable investor.

The Association of Member Nominated Trustees (AMNT) has launched an initiative to give schemes more control over the companies they invest in.

Pension schemes are too dependent on asset managers to engage with companies on financial risks they face from future climate change policy, according to ING.

Many fund managers are still failing to use voting rights to properly govern pension scheme assets, RPMI Railpen Investments has warned.

Catherine Howarth explains why schemes cannot afford to ignore climate change risk

A group of more than 150 shareholders including 13 UK public schemes have filed resolutions to force BP and Shell to disclose risks associated with climate change.

After a truly momentous year in pensions, PP rounds up the features that got readers clicking.

University staff will meet senior board members of the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) today to urge it to consider their ethical views and drop investments such as tobacco.