All PRI signatories have a duty to be active owners, yet conceptions of and actual practice related to active ownership vary significantly, particularly in real assets, private equity and private debt. This session will explore whether and how those gaps can be bridged, particularly when it comes to tackling systemic sustainability issues, such as climate change and human rights.
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Paul Chandler, Director of Stewardship, PRI
Remunerated engagement, in combination with index inclusion, can significantly enhance companies’ ESG scores
The role of policy in enabling the respect of human rights from corporates and investors.
Investors benefit from common definitions that enable them to describe their responsible investment practices precisely and consistently. The PRI has collaborated with the CFA Institute and the Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (GSIA) to refine and harmonise terminology. We have jointly defined the ‘essential elements’ of five responsible investment approaches: ‘screening’, ...
Learn how the PRI can support signatories implement Principle 1: incorporating ESG issues into investment processes across asset classes. We present the tools and guidance PRI has developed to help - regardless of your investment objectives or strategies
In this session the panelists will explore key trends in ESG investing observed.
