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- 25 years of Kassie
Presents events relating to executive David Kassie and his departure from CICB bank. Date that CIBC Wood Gundy entered the U.S. securites market; Date that Kassie led the rebranding of CIBC World Mark...
Citation: Seccombe, Will. 2004. 25 years of Kassie. Canadian Business 77 (4):10-10.
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment
- Acting Like Owners: Proxy Voting, Corporate Engagement and the Fiduciary Responsibilities of Pension Trustees
The paper reviews the legal and practical barriers in these areas, and provides a fiduciary framework for pension trustees to use as a guide....
Citation: Yaron, Gil. 2005. Acting Like Owners: Proxy Voting, Corporate Engagement and the Fiduciary Responsibilities of Pension Trustees (June 28). SSRN eLibrary. Available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=772184
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory - Shareholder
- Adam Smith's Invisible Hand Argument
Adam Smith is usually thought to argue that the result of everyone pursuing their own interests will be the maximization of the interests of society. The invisible hand of the free market will transfo...
Citation: Bishop, John D. 1995. Adam Smith's Invisible Hand Argument. Journal of Business Ethics 14 (3):165-180.
Areas of Interest: Economic, SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory
- Alternative Dispute Resolution for Stakeholders in International Investment Law
This article discusses several new alternative dispute resolution (‘ADR’) mechanisms that intend to address complaints from stakeholder groups that may suffer as a consequence of foreign direct investment (‘FDI’)....
Citation: Collins, David. 2011. Alternative Dispute Resolution for Stakeholders in International Investment Law (March 16). SSRN eLibrary. Available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1788243
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory - Stakeholder
- An Investigation of Real Versus Perceived Corporate Social Performance in S&P 500 firms
Firms are spending billions annually in the name of corporate social responsibility (CSR). Whilst markets are increasingly willing to reward good and responsible firms, they lack the instruments to me...
Citation: Liston-Heyes, Catherine and Gwen Ceton. 2009. An Investigation of Real Versus Perceived Corporate Social Performance in S&P 500 firms. Journal of Business Ethics 89 (2):283-296.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory - Stakeholder
- Best Practices in Responsible Investment for Canadian Pension Plans
This report provides an overview of responsible investment (RI) in Canada - the trends, the drivers, the global initiatives and how the Canadian pension community is involved. More importantly, however, it provides recommendations that could help pension funds move from consideration of RI to implementation....
Citation: Mercer (Canada) Limited. 2009. Best Practices in Responsible Investment for Canadian Pension Plans. Social Investment Organization.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance - Transparency, SRI/Responsible Investment
- BP's Deepening Horizons
Dayna Linley and Alberto Serna Martin (analysts) examine the risks faces by investor in oil and gas companies and the industry explores more remote regions and pursues unconventional methods of extraction. The April 20 [2010] explosion and subsequent sinking of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico triggered serious questions about the roles of the companies involved....
Citation: Linley, Dayna and Alberto Serna Martin. 2010. BP's Deepening Horizon.Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Resource Extraction, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Brave New World: Investors and Nanotechnology
Stephanie LeNguyen, analyst, looks into the increased usage of nanomaterials in consumer goods and the potential regulatory and reputational risks posed by exposure to nanotechnology....
Citation: LeNguyen, Stephanie. 2010. Brave New World: Investors and Nanotechnology. Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Consumer Issues, Public Policy - Regulation, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Building a Stronger City - for us all
Over a decade ago, United Way Toronto started asking questions about the relative vitality of our city. A question that could be asked of any Canadian city — how strong are our communities?...
Citation: McIsaac, Susan. 2012. Building a Stronger City - for us all. EthicsCentre CA
Areas of Interest: Economic - Social, Poverty, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Business Adaptation to Climate Change: A Systematic Review of the Literature
This systematic review synthesized the entire body of research on business adaptation to climate change, reviewing thousands of studies from academia and practice. Provides a helpful list of the risks and opportunities for many of the leading sectors dealing with climate change. Includes case studies on how several of the world's leading companies are adapting to climate change. Identifies tools to help businesses assess risks, evaluate opportunities and implement adaptation options....
Citation: Network for Business Sustainability. 2009. Business Adaptation to Climate Change: A Systematic Review of the Literature. Network for Business Sustainability. Retrieved from: nbs.net/knowledge
Areas of Interest: Climate Change, Environment & Business, Leadership, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Canadian Business Sustainability Challenges 2012
This report presents the key sustainability challenges facing leading businesses for 2012. These priorities were established by a council of executives from Canadian organizations recognized for their leadership in sustainability. Representing major sectors of the economy, these leaders gatheredfor a one-day roundtable facilitated by Dr. Tima Bansal, Executive Director of the Network for Business Sustainability....
Citation: Network
for
Business Sustainability. 2012. Canadian Business Sustainability Challenges 2012. Network for Business Sustainability. Retrieved
from: nbs.net/knowledge
Areas of Interest: Accountability - Reporting, Consumer Issues - Ethical Consumption, Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment & Business, Labour - Employee, Public Policy - Regulation, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability, Theory - Stakeholder
- Canadian Business Sustainability Priorities 2011
This report describes the key areas where businesses have requested better knowledge. The top ten issues have been identified by our Leadership Council: a council of managers from leading organizations across major sectors of the economy. The purpose of this report is to inspire new research in these issues. Armed with this knowledge, researchers, managers and others can collaborate to innovate new solutions....
Citation: Network
for
Business Sustainability. 2011. Canadian Business
Sustainability Priorities 2011. Network for Business Sustainability. Retrieved
from: nbs.net/knowledge
Areas of Interest: Consumer Issues - Ethical Consumption, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment & Business, Indigenous People, Labour - Employee, Leadership, Public Policy - Regulation, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Canadian Commercial Real Estate Sustainability Performance Report
This report, released by Sustainalytics in association with the Real Property Association of Canada (REALPac) evaluates the ESG performance of 18 of Canada's largest commercial real estate companies and compares them to some of their international counterparts. The findings suggest that the Canadian commercial real estate industry is playing catch-up with respect to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues when compared to international peers....
Citation: MacMahon, Simon. 2010. Canadian Commercial Real Estate Sustainability Performance Report. Jantzi-Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment & Business, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Canadian Socially Responsible Investment Review 2008: A comprehensive survey of socially responsible investment in Canada
This Canadian Socially Responsible Investment Review is the only comprehensive survey of socially responsible investment (SRI) in Canada. Now in its fifth edition, the document has been produced by the Social Investment Organization every two years since 2000. The study is based on data collected between September 2008 and January 2009 through a survey of money managers and social finance providers....
Citation: Social Investment Organization. 2009. Canadian Socially Responsible Investment Review 2008: A comprehensive survey of socially responsible investment in Canada. Social Investment Organization.
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment
- Canadian Socially Responsible Investment Review 2010: A comprehensive survey of socially responsible investment in Canada
This report is the only comprehensive survey of socially responsible investment (SRI) in Canada. Now in its sixth edition, the document has been produced by the Social Investment Organization every two years since 2000. The study is based on data collected between September 2010 and February 2011 through a survey of money managers and impact investment providers....
Citation: Social
Investment Organization. 2011. Canadian Socially Responsible Investment
Review 2010: A comprehensive survey of socially responsible investment
in Canada. Social Investment Organization.
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment
- Causality between Corporate Social Performance and Financial Performance: Evidence from Canadian Firms
This study assesses the causal relationship between corporate social performance (CSP) and financial performance (FP)....
Citation: Makni Gargouri, Rim, Claude Francoeur, and Francois Bellavance. 2009. Causality between Corporate Social Performance and Financial Performance: Evidence from Canadian Firms (April 2). Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 89, No. 3, pp. 409-422. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1372389
Areas of Interest: Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment & Business, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Cluster Munitions, Public Policy and Investor Risk
Matthew Barg, analyst, explores the issue of dis-investment from controversial weapons, such as cluster munitions....
Citation: Barg, Matthew. 2010. Cluster Munitions, Public Policy and Investor Risk. Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Human Rights, Public Policy - Regulation, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Compendium of Ethics Codes and Instruments of Corporate Responsibility
This compendium of ethics codes and instruments of corporate responsibility was been compiled as a companion to the book Ethics Codes, Corporations and the Challenge of Globalization edited by Wesley...
Citation: McKague, Kevin. 2006. Compendium of Ethics Codes and Instruments of Corporate Responsibility, edited by W. Cragg. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Schulich School of Business, York University.
Areas of Interest: Accountability, Codes of Conduct, Corporate Social Responsibility, Development, Environment & Business, Human Rights, Labour - Employee, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Complicity in the Congo: Investor Risk in the Minerals Supply Chain
Azadeh Sabour, senior sustainability consultant, explores the potential risks associated with the production and trade in high value minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and how technology companies and their investors can mitigate their risk of complicity and improve the situation on the ground....
Citation: Sabour, Azadeh. 2010. Complicity in the Congo: Investor Risk in the Minerals Supply Chain. Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Human Rights, Resource Extraction, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Conflict of Interest in Financial Services: A Contractual Risk-Management Analysis
Focuses on the conflicts of interest in the financial services industry. Definition of conflicts of interest; Types and sources of conflicts of interest; Distinctions among the conflicts of interests....
Citation: Boatright, John R. 2000. Conflicts of Interest in Financial Services. Business & Society Review 105 (2):201.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Corporate Governance and the Cost of Equity Capital: Evidence from GMI’s Governance Rating
This research note describes how the corporate governance attributes of publicly listed companies are received by financial markets. At the heart of our study is the relation between firms’ corporate governance ratings and their cost of equity capital....
Citation: Jeroen Derwall; Patrick Verwijmeren. 2007. Corporate Governance and the Cost of Equity Capital: Evidence from GMI's Governance Rating: ECCE.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Corporate Social Reporting Initiative
The Hennick Centre for Business and Law and Sustainalytics have submitted recommendations to the Minister of Finance on how the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) can begin to improve corporations' disclosure of their social practices. In this report, the Hennick Centre and Sustainalytics recommend that the OSC clarify existing disclosure obligations to indicate the need to consider the materiality of social issues to investors' decisions and long-term corporate performance. They also recommend that the OSC facilitate continued dialogue among relevant stakeholders in order to support a shift toward more standardized metrics and reporting in this area....
Citation: Hennick Centre for Business and Law and Jantzi-Sustainalytics. 2010. Corporate Social Reporting Initiative. Hennick Centre for Business and Law and Jantzi-Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Accountability - Reporting, Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Human Rights, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Corporate Social Responsibility – A Legal Analysis
Corporations now face greater scrutiny regarding their environmental, social, and economic activities. Accounting firms and consultancies use increasingly sophisticated tools to verify corporate under...
Citation: Michael Kerr, Richard Janda and Chip Pitts. 2009. Corporate Social Responsibility -- A Legal Analysis Edited by C. Pitts: LexisNexis Canada.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Corporate Social Responsibility in Canada: The 2009 Ivey-Jantzi Research Report
This report is the result of an ongoing collaboration between the Richard Ivey School of Business (Ivey) and Jantzi Research, an independent investment research firm located in Toronto, Ontario. It is the second edition of the Ivey-Jantzi Research Report....
Citation: Cara Maurer; Brent Mcknight; Natalie Slawinski; Michael Wood; Tima Bansal. 2009. Corporate Social Responsibility in Canada: The 2009 Ivey-Jantzi Research Report: Ivey-Jantzi.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Economic - Environmental, Economic - Social, Human Rights, Labour - Employee, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Development of a Social Enterprise Typology in a Canadian Context
In an attempt to pursue the development of theory in the field of social entrepreneurship, the purpose of this paper is to present the development and assessment of a typology of Canadian social enterprises....
Citation: Brouard, Francois, Tessa Hebb and Judith Madill. 2008. Development of a Social Enterprise Typology in a Canadian Context. Working paper. Ottawa: Carleton Centre for Community Innovation. Available at http://www.carleton.ca/3ci/3ci_files/Documents/SETypologyPaper.pdf. Accessed on January 07, 2012.
Areas of Interest: Economic - Social, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Disclosing Elements of Disclosure: A Test of Legitimacy Theory and Company Ethics
This paper focuses on some of the ethical issues related to voluntary disclosure of qualitative information by Canadian public companies. Drawing on various organizational theories, we examine some of...
Citation: Driscoll, Cathy; Lightstone, Karen. 2008. Disclosing Elements of Disclosure: A Test of Legitimacy Theory and Company Ethics. Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences 25 (1):7-21.
Areas of Interest: Accountability - Reporting, SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory - Stakeholder
- Embedding Gender in Sustainability Reporting? A Practitioner's Guide
Preparers of sustainability reports who want ideas on how to improve their gender reporting practices are the main intended audience of this publication. Moreover, it is hoped that this in turn will help organizations identify new opportunities to improve their gender management practices....
Citation: Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and International Finance Corporation (IFC), Embedding Gender in Sustainability Reporting? A Practitioner's Guide, GRI, 2009.
Areas of Interest: Accountability - Reporting, Consumer Issues, Corporate Social Responsibility, Gender, Human Rights, Labour, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Engaging Business in Development. Results of an International Benchmarking Study
This study examines ways of engaging business in development through Public Private Partnerships (PPP). It highlights areas of best practice and likely advances for the partnership tool in development...
Citation: A. Binder; M. Palenberg; J.M. Witte; A. Binder; M. Palenberg; J.M. Witte. 2007. Engaging Business in Development. Results of an International Benchmarking Study. Global Public Policy Institute. GPPi Research Paper Series No. 8.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Social Responsibility, Development, Globalization, Poverty, Public Policy, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Ethics for a Post-Enron America
Book Description: Four years after the debacle, the name "Enron" has become a term in the everyday vocabulary of business ethics. Hardly anyone understands the business intricacies of what really happ...
Citation: Boatright, John R. 2006. Ethics for a Post-Enron America. In Enron and the World of Finance: A Case Study in Ethics, edited by C. L. Paul H. Dembinski, Andrew Cornford, and Jean-Michel Bonvin New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Areas of Interest: Accountability - Auditing, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Ethics in Finance
This second edition of the ground-breaking Ethics in Finance is an up-to-date, valuable addition to the emerging field of finance ethics. Citing examples of the scandals that have shaken public confid...
Citation: Boatright, John Raymond. 2007. Ethics in Finance. 2 ed: Wiley-Blackwell.
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment
- Evaluating the Social Impact of the OCLF/Alterna Community Micro Loan Program. 2009-2010 Survey: findings, comparison and analysis
The purpose of this social impact evaluation is to provide an independent measure of the effectiveness of OCLF/Alterna Community Micro Loans Program. The findings of this evaluation will allow the OCLF to provide a detailed snapshot of the impact of its loan program and as a result will provide increased accountability to government, donors, and the public as it increases the breadth of its programming in the future....
Citation: Langford, Arjun (2010). Evaluating the Social Impact of the OCLF/Alterna Community Micro Loan Program. 2009-2010 Survey: findings, comparison and analysis. Report. Ottawa: Carleton Centre for Community Innovation.
Areas of Interest: Accountability, Public Policy, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Extra-Financial Corporate Communication
In an earlier study this year we surveyed more than 850 European sell-side research analysts and buyside portfolio managers and analysts in an attempt to discover how they incorporate extra-financial information relating to environmental, social and gover...
Citation: ECCE. 2007. Extra-Financial Corporate Communication. ECCE - European Centre for Corporate Engagement.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, Economic - Environmental, Economic - Social, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Finance Ethics
Book: In a series of articles specifically commossioned for this volume, some of today's most distinguished business ethicists survey the main areas of interest and concern in the field of business et...
Citation: Boatright, John R. 1999. Finance Ethics. In A Companion to Business Ethics, edited by R. E. Frederick. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers.
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory
- Financial Assurance for Mine Closure and Reclamation
Environmental financial assurance (EFA) measures are important tools to pursue environmental objectives. Today, their most common use is to ensure that funds will be available to guarantee effective mine closure and reclamation so that ongoing environmental problems are avoided. Also, effective EFA policies have the potential to reduce the scope for public criticism of industry practices. This report considers issues and policies in the use of financial assurance; analyses trends revealed through a survey of industry, governments and financial institutions; and speculates on future developments....
Citation: Miller, C. George and Lesley Reed. 2005. Financial Assurance for Mine Closure and Reclamation. International Council on Mining & Metals.
Areas of Interest: Economic - Environmental, Resource Extraction, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Financial Services
Financial services could scarcely be provided without raising conflicts of interest. In acting as intermediaries for people's financial transactions and as custodians of their financial assets, financ...
Citation: Boatright, John R. 2001. Financial Services. In Conflict of Interest in the Professions, edited by M. D. a. A. Stark. New York: Oxford University Press
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment
- Fracking Under Pressure: The Environmental and Social Impacts and Risks of Shale Gas Development
In the first in a series on unconventional oil and gas, Dayna Linley, associate analyst, explores the impacts of shale gas development, in particular hydraulic fracturing....
Citation: Linley, Dayna. 2011. Fracking Under Pressure: The Environmental and Social Impacts and Risks of Shale Gas Development. Sustainalytics.
Areas of Interest: Accountability - Reporting, Climate Change, Corporate Governance, Public Policy - Regulation, Resource Extraction, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- From Faith to Faith Consistent Investing. Religious Institutions and their Investment Practices
This study provides insights into the investment attitudes and practices of various faith institutions around the world. It explores whether and how the beliefs of faith institutions are reflected in their investment approaches....
Citation: Cranenburg, Katinka C. van., Daniel Arenas, Celine Louche, and Jordi Vives. "From Faith to Faith Consistent Investing. Religious Institutions and their Investment Practices." International Interfaith Investment Group 3iG. Accessed November 10, 2010.
Areas of Interest: Spirituality, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Fuelling the Future
The article features Nexen Inc., an oil and gas company in Canada. Nexen Inc. has operations in the Gulp of Mexico, Middle East, Africa and North Sea with 3,200 employees. The social responsibility of...
Citation: Williams, Catherine. 2006. Fuelling the Future. HR Professional 23 (5):25-34.
Areas of Interest: Resource Extraction, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Global Economy Contested: Power and Conflict Across the International Division of Labour
Multidisciplinary in its approach, the book brings together an international group of social scientists who share a common interest in providing critical examinations of contemporary globalizations. With perspectives from sociologists, political scientists and political economists, it juxtaposes the examination of global trends with the diverse contexts of specific regions and countries....
Citation: Taylor, Marcus, ed. 2008. Global Economy Contested: Power and Conflict Across the International Division of Labour. London: Routledge.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Social Responsibility, Economic, Globalization, Labour, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Global Perspectives on Ethics of Corporate Governance
This volume takes a "hard look at the soft practice" of corporate governance. It grew out of a series of contributions from the Third ISBEE World Congress on Business Ethics that took place on July 20...
Citation: Rossouw, GJ (Deon) and Alejo Jose G. Sison, eds. Global Perspectives on Ethics of Corporate Governance. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Globalization, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Governing the Corporation: Regulation and Corporate Governance in an Age of Scandal and Global Markets
The demise of the era of the imperial chief executive has been accompanied by a resurgence in financial regulation. High-level criminal prosecutions, proactive enforcement strategies and a strengthene...
Citation: O'Brien, Justin, ed. 2005. Governing the Corporation: Regulation and Corporate Governance in an Age of Scandal and Global Markets. Chichester: John Wiley.
Areas of Interest: Accountability, Corporate Governance, Globalization, Public Policy - Regulation, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Hedge Funds as Activist Shareholders: Passing Phenomenon or Grave-Diggers of Public Corporations?
The recent wave of corporate scandals has placed corporate executives and boards of directors in the cross hairs of public opinion. However, the tactics of some new wave investors, particularly some breed of hedge funds (which would be more aptly called speculative funds), and their relentless efforts to commoditize industrial firms may bring the investor community under closer scrutiny....
Citation: Allaire, Yvan, and Mihaela E. Firsirotu. 2007. Hedge Funds as Activist Shareholders: Passing Phenomenon or Grave-Diggers of Public Corporations? SSRN eLibrary. Available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=961828
Areas of Interest: Corporate Governance, SRI/Responsible Investment, Theory - Shareholder
- How Tax Policy and Incentives Affect Foreign Direct Investment: A Review
Morisset and Pirnia review the literature on tax policy and foreign direct investment and explore possibilities for research. They observe that tax incentives neither make up for serious deficiencies in a country's investment environment nor generate the desired externalities. Long-term strategies to improve human and physical infrastructure - and, where necessary, to streamline government policies and procedures - are more likely than incentives to attract genuine long-term investment....
Citation: Morisset, Jacques P. and Nede Pirnia. 1999. How Tax Policy and Incentives Affect Foreign Direct Investment: A Review (November 30). World Bank Policy Research Working Paper No. 2509. SSRN eLibrary. Available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=632579
Areas of Interest: Development, Globalization, Public Policy - Regulation, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Human Rights and Private Sector Development: A Discussion Paper
There is a growing consensus that development cooperation activities should promote human rights, and that human rights can promote development. Many donor agencies, including Canada, have adopted human rights policies that guide their development coopera...
Citation: Heather Gibb; John Foster; Ann Weston. 2008. Human Rights and Private Sector Development: A Discussion Paper. North-South Institute
Areas of Interest: Development, Human Rights, SRI/Responsible Investment
- Impact Investing in Canada: A Survey of Assets
Impact investing can be broadly defined as investments aimed at solving social or environmental challenges while generating financial return. Examples of impact investing include community investing, where capital is specifically directed to traditionally underserved individuals or communities, or financing that is provided to businesses with a social purpose or to enterprising (i.e. revenue-generating) non-profits....
Citation: Bragg, Ian. 2010. Impact Investing in Canada: A Survey of Assets. Social Investment Organization.
Areas of Interest: SRI/Responsible Investment
- InBrief: Mining's Contribution to Sustainable Development. Trends in the mining and metals industry
This InBrief provides a forward looking discussion of trends likely to govern the evolution of the industry over the next decade....
Citation: International Council on Mining & Metals. 2012. InBrief: Mining's Contribution to Sustainable Development. Trends in the mining and metals industry. International Council on Mining & Metals
Areas of Interest: Development, Resource Extraction, SRI/Responsible Investment, Sustainability
- Incorporating Labor and Human Rights Risk Into Investment Decisions
A mounting number of institutional investors and global lenders are widening conventional investment decision-making to incorporate assessments of the risks posed by company practices affecting labor and human rights. These efforts are part of a broader m...
Citation: Bernstein, Aaron. 2008. Incorporating Labor and Human Rights Risk Into Investment Decisions. In Occasional Paper Series.
Areas of Interest: Human Rights, Labour, SRI/Responsible Investment
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