Tag Archives: Hermes

Truly responsible investors fuse social mission with corporate performance

Posted on March 27, 2018 by Stuart Woollard

There is more confusion in the world of investment today than there has ever been. Historically, the most contentious debate has been around differing perspectives on value (short or long term, shareholder or other stakeholders?). More recently, further confusion has … Continue reading →

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Rating culture is crucial for responsible investing

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Paul Kearns

“Embedding a healthy corporate culture, through improving behaviour, is vital to the success of any business ….. we want to see behaviour improve through a healthy corporate culture. This is high on the FRC’s agenda ……. Ultimately it is for boards, … Continue reading →

Posted in Maturity Tales, Organizational maturity rating | Tagged banking standards, Barclays, corporate governance, credit analysis, credit rating, culture, ESG, financial reporting council, FRC, Harvard, Harvard Law School, Hermes, human governance, John McFarlane, Labor Worklife Program, LWP, NEST, organizational culture, Paul Cox, PRI, principles responsible investing, UNPRI, Win Bischoff | Comments Off