Read all about it! How ESG hit the headlines last summer
As colleagues, we are true believers that ESG frameworks can help companies address risk, increase transparency in reporting and...
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TSX: Just 10 percent of companies cut executive pay in 2020
Only around 10 percent of TSX companies issued some form of pay cut to CEOs, other executives, or their board of directors in 2020...
‘Rule number one was authenticity’: The story behind Aecon’s first sustainability report
Early in Aecon Group’s sustainable reporting journey, the Canadian infrastructure company established some North Stars that...
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Sixty-eight out of 77 industries significantly affected by climate risk, according to SASB
SASB released an updated Climate Risk Technical Bulletin earlier this week to help companies better understand how they can...
From zero to 93 percent: How the world’s largest asset managers support climate change proposals
A new report on the voting practices and engagement approach of the world’s 30 largest asset managers around climate change finds...
The week in investor relations: Global highs, no to J&J CEO pay package and bumper dividend from Samsung
– Markets hit record highs this week, with Europe’s Stoxx 600 recovering all of its pandemic-driven losses with investors betting...
Chevron faces two climate change shareholder proposals
Chevron Corporation shareholders are set to vote on two climate change-related proposals after the SEC rejected efforts to exclude...
A balancing act: How Asian companies are looking at ESG and executive pay
StarHub, the Singapore-headquartered telecoms company, has never received an investor query around ESG and executive pay. ESG in...
Making it meaningful: How European companies are linking ESG and executive pay
Many European companies already incorporate ESG metrics into executive pay. In a study of 365 issuers from major indexes in...
A look at efforts to tie executive compensation to ESG in North America
If certain ESG metrics have a material impact on a business’ performance – which is widely accepted – then it follows that...
