ESG @ #RISK London – Page 2
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Video#RISK Founder Nick James in conversation with Vivek Dodd, Skillcast
Nick James, founder and event director of #RISK talks with Vivek Dodd, CEO of Skillcast.
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FeatureThe road to net zero
The road to net zero is getting shorter, and there are fewer and fewer opportunities to get lost.
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FeatureESG and supply chain risk
The world has woken up to the fragility of the supply chain, but add ESG to the supply chain, and you get a whole added dimension to risk management.
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FeatureCathy Wood backs ESG but says there was a lot of lipstick on a pig
Cathy Wood, the founder of ARK investment, backs an investment approach that sounds just like ESG but warned that there has been a lot of lipstick on a pig.
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FeatureLessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic
What lessons were learned from the Covid-19 pandemic, and what do they mean for ESG?
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FeatureSenate embraces heat pumps; corporates must follow
The US Inflation Reduction Act recently passed by US Senate includes support for heat pumps; companies who truly believe in ESG should follow suit.
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Feature#RISK Speaker Profile: Rory Stewart
Rory Stewart OBE is a headline speaker at #RISK, a two-day expo taking place 16-17 November at ExCeL London. Register for free here to hear Stewart speak.
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NewsESG World Forum @ #RISK
#RISK – Europe’s Leading Risk-Focused Expo: November 16 & 17, ExCeL, London
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FeatureCompassion at work is good for the bottom line
Compassion and kindness at work isn’t some tree-hugging ideal; it is good for the P&L compassion at work is good for the bottom line
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FeatureESG is not impact investing
ESG and Impact investing are different things with some similarities, and this is creating a massive misunderstanding of what ESG is.
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FeatureStakeholder capitalism under threat— Henry Ford versus Milton Friedman
Stakeholder capitalism and Henry Ford meets Milton Friedman: profit is all versus stakeholder considerations. Who is right?
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Feature“The woke ESG left want us to stop working if it sunny” and other tropes that get it wrong
Should we work when it is excessively hot? It has nothing to do with the so-called woke ESG left but does relate to ESG and good business.
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FeatureIs net zero really unilateral economic disarmament?
Tory MP and candidate for future British Prime Minister Kemi Badenoch has likened net zero to “unilateral economic disarmament.” Is this right?
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FeatureThe PEE of ESG — point, evidence, and explain
Too much jargon, too much marketing, not enough clear communication —instead, what ESG needs is PEE: point, evidence, and explain.
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FeatureClimate change in the dock — but doubters forget about risk
Recently, well-known clean energy expert Michael Liebreich published an interview with Roger Pielke, whose views on aspects of climate change appeal to cynics. It is a good interview but overlooks an important point: risk.
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FeatureESG: Adopting a Wider Definition of Stakeholders
The evolution of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has grown tremendously in recent years.
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FeatureESG is Becoming a Magnet for Financial Crime
When policy is in the process of shifting from a broad principle-based concept to rules-based law it often becomes an open window of opportunity for criminality.
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FeatureSustainable Compliance: How ESG & Risk Management Combine for Future Success
Profit potential, though still important, is no longer the sole factor in determining an investment’s value, as potential investors are increasingly interested in supporting those organizations who display good corporate citizenship and who contribute to society’s challenges through more than jobs and profits.
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FeatureWhy Organizations Must Look to ESG to Build Trust
Trust is a critical aspect of everyone’s lives as it dictates what we do, ranging from how we interact with others, what we reveal of ourselves, support networks, to even small matters such as crossing the street.
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Video#RISK Founder Nick James in conversation with Amanda West
Nick James, founder and event director of #RISK talks with Amanda West, a leader in Innovation and FinTech.
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