LGPS, Pensions, Pension

The Taskforce on Pension Scheme Voting Implementation (TPSVI) has published new recommendations to give pension savers a voice in how their savings are being looked after and encourages asset managers to engage with their clients.

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Shareholder-focused capitalism beginning to fray

Banks holding shares on behalf of clients are still responsible for human rights due diligence at the companies whose shares they hold, according to the UN.

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Minerva's Management Team

In an announcement on 30 September, the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) listed 30 individuals from the financial services, corporate, and consultancy sectors who will make up the taskforce’s committees.

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Human Rights, United Nations

Barriers to addressing human rights breaches in investment pipelines remain despite significant strides made over the past decade, a UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights report has found.

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The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) is seeking appointees for 11 new industry groups to assist with a review of the bloc’s sustainability reporting standards.

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Corporate Human Rights Benchmark launched

Top international investment organisations are in talks to launch a new collaboration to promote human rights in the corporate world, according to Responsible Investor.

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Board Gender Diversity in Europe

Some of the UK’s largest pension investors have collaborated to establish a formal, repeatable diversity assessment and improvement process.

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diversity

Businesses that encourage boardroom gender diversity achieve better financial results, new research has found.

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Japanese electronics giant Toshiba’s chairman has been ousted from his role by shareholders at the company’s AGM held on 25 June.

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Board Gender Diversity in Europe

Despite high-levels of commitment, companies are behind on reporting the composition of their workforce and demonstrating diversity.

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