How are US and Canadian institutional investors approaching defence investment?
AI firms, cybersecurity companies, communications providers and other dual-use technologies are increasingly linked to national security and defence capabilities. Join leading North American investors and governance experts to explore the fiduciary, stewardship and portfolio implications.
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Briefing for Australian and New Zealand investors – SBTi Investor Net Zero Standard
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) Investor Net Zero Standard is emerging as one of the most recognised frameworks for setting credible, science-based net-zero targets across investment portfolios and financing activities. Join this online session to understand what the framework means in practice, how it is evolving, and what lessons can be learned from institutions that have already begun implementation.
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Asia’s Forward March: Transparency, Accountability, and Sustainable Growth
While anti-ESG sentiment has gained momentum in the United States and sustainability disclosure requirements are being recalibrated in parts of Europe, Asia has been gradually, but steadily strengthening its sustainability reporting frameworks and corporate governance codes.
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Eurosif calls for a stronger Shareholder Rights framework
Enable more effective long‑term investor engagement across EU market
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From Exclusion to Engagement: A Stewardship Lens on Europe’s Evolving Defence Investments
For years, ESG frameworks rewarded investors who avoided arms manufacturers. The logic was simple: fewer weapons mean fewer wars. Yet Ukraine challenged that assumption.
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Active stewardship to drive responsible investment practices
Navigating an evolving landscape of interconnected risks: the role of active stewardship in AXA IM’s fiduciary duty
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