BAT fined $629M for North Korea sanction breaches

April 28, 2023


Cigarette maker British American Tobacco (BAT) has paid penalties totalling more than $629 million (£503.5 million) to US authorities to settle charges related to breaches of sanctions against North …

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A line of white figurines blocking out other figurines of differing colour, demonstrating the effect of systemic racial inequality

Racial justice audits set to rise in 2023

March 17, 2023


With 2022 being another record year for shareholder proposals on racial justice audits, 2023 looks set to continue the trend.

Analysts agree that the human and economic cost of …

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Adani Website

Adani pays the price for financing fossil fuels 

February 22, 2023


More investors sell their shares in Adani Group as the firm continues to use green money to finance one of the world’s largest coal mines. 

On February 10, …

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COP27 and EU Flags

COP27: EU doubles down on climate ambitions


November 18, 2022

The European Union has told world leaders at the COP27 summit it plans to update its already ambitious emissions-cutting target over the coming year.

The 27-country bloc’s upgraded mission statement …

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Carbon emissions, net-zero

LPFA launches net zero action plan with 2030 emissions target


November 3, 2022

The London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) has outlined how it plans to meet its members’ expectations by becoming a net zero organisation.

The £7.6 billion local government …

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New cyber crime guidance issued after raids on Medibank and Optus


October 28, 2022

A new framework for tackling cyber crime has been published following several high-profile data hacks on Australian companies this year, affecting an estimated 14 million residents.…

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Climate Action 100+ launches public consultation


October 21, 2022

The push to tackle the world’s largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters by Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) is about to enter a new phase – and it needs feedback from the public.…

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Money, Sustainable, Remuneration

Tougher CEO pay hits needed to tackle climate change, says report


October 15, 2022

Corporate giants need to have tougher pay penalties for their CEOs to meet greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions targets, according to a new report.

Environment and social …

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Boris Johnson announces his resignation outside no. 10 Downing Street

Finance Ministers join MP exodus as Boris Johnson resigns


June 8, 2022


Update: Guy Opperman was reappointed as Pensions Minister on June 8, shortly after the publication of this article. In a statement on Twitter, Opperman said he had

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Montreal, new location of the COP15 on Biodiversity

Biodiversity COP further postponed


July 2, 2022

After a series of delays, COP15 on Biodiversity has been further postponed this week.

After more than two years of delays, the UN’s Biodiversity Summit is back on the international agenda. Originally planned …

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