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Responsible political engagement
Responsible political engagement plays a significant role in shaping real-world outcomes and contributing to a more sustainable financial system. The PRI aims to empower investors to transform political engagement into a lever for sustainability progress.
Responsible political engagement: stewardship practices and challenges
2022-10-10T15:39:00+01:00
This article covers how investors identify, assess and integrate political engagement activities into stewardship and addresses RPE engagement challenges
Highlights
The investor case for responsible political engagement
Investors working towards sustainability objectives must ensure that their portfolio companies are conducting political engagement in a responsible manner
Regulating Corporate Political Engagement: Trends, challenges and the role for investors
This OECD report, supported by the PRI, provides an analysis of regulations and soft law instruments that shape corporate political engagement activities across 17 jurisdictions.
Corporate Political Engagement regulations and soft law instruments database
The database maps out regulations and soft law instruments that shape corporate political engagement activities across 17 jurisdictions, identifying differences in relation to applicability, exclusions and key definitions.
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