Political activity can obscure companies’ true ESG stances, reports find
When a company’s political activity — or even policies for lobbying — raise red flags, investors should consider becoming more involved, PRI and OECD write.
What is a responsible investor to do when a company’s political spending or lobbying goes against its sustainability objectives or the broader needs of society? It’s a question confronted in two papers published late last week by Principles for Responsible Investment and the Organization for Eco
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