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Report from the Field: The Growing Resonance of System Stewardship

Report from the Field: The Growing Resonance of System Stewardship

by jennifer@theshareholdercommons.com | Nov 28, 2022 | Category1

Click Here for printer friendly version Most shareholders are diversified, so that the most important factor determining their investment success will be the average return of the markets in which they invest, not the financial performance of any individual company....
You Want Us to Ignore What? A Brief Analysis of anti-ESG Political Rhetoric

You Want Us to Ignore What? A Brief Analysis of anti-ESG Political Rhetoric

by jennifer@theshareholdercommons.com | Oct 6, 2022 | Category1

Investors Under Attack  A once-obscure term used only by the investment community has been making mainstream headlines:  politicians are vilifying “ESG investing” (considering the impact of environmental and social issues on financial return). The trigger for the...
Closing the Engagement Gap: Two New Case Studies on Climate Change and AMR

Closing the Engagement Gap: Two New Case Studies on Climate Change and AMR

by jennifer@theshareholdercommons.com | Sep 15, 2022 | Category1

Click here to see our case studies on issues critical to shareholders advocating for improved social and environmental performance from companies.These case studies demonstrate the gap between company-first ESG advocacy and portfolio-first system stewardship for...
Climate-related Risks & Diversified Shareholders’ Interests

Climate-related Risks & Diversified Shareholders’ Interests

by jennifer@theshareholdercommons.com | Aug 23, 2022 | Category1

In March, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed a new rule that would require companies to disclose some of their greenhouse gas emissions in a standardized way, and to explain to investors how climate change could affect companies’ financial...
Regulation v. System Stewardship: The Fading Promise of Governmental Intervention

Regulation v. System Stewardship: The Fading Promise of Governmental Intervention

by jennifer@theshareholdercommons.com | Aug 23, 2022 | Category1

We’re hardly alone in pointing out that today’s ESG activism has failed to stop companies from externalizing social and environmental costs when they can gain a financial advantage by doing so. Many other critics conclude that shareholder activism at companies is...
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