
Post-Covid Society: Addressing our Pre-existing Conditions
The corona crisis has brought into focus the pre-existing conditions in our society. Can we harness this moment of clarity to build a more socially conscious society?

Analyzing Active Managers’ Commitment to ESG
In this article, Professor Aaron Yoon shares with us the key implications from his latest insightful research paper – “Analyzing Active Managers’ Commitment to ESG: Evidence from United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment”

Covid-19 Crisis, Corporate Bonds and ESG Implications
Nicholas Elfner, Co-Head of Research, and Robert Fernandez, Director of ESG Research, from Breckinridge Capital Advisors, share their thoughts on the ESG implications for corporate bonds resulting from the Covid-19 crisis.

Courage & Climate Change Action
Christopher Dixon O Mara, a climate and energy professional, shares his thoughts on the need for courage in decision making to take climate action into account.

ESG INVESTING IN AUSTRALIA: 2020
Konrad Knerr. Director of Operations at ISS ESG Australia, shares his thoughts on ESG and the need for coordinated global action.

Creativity: an untapped resource
Thoughts on creativity, inspired by the coronavirus crisis. A reminder that companies should do more to harness this valuable resource.

Climate change and the coroneconomy
Thoughts on the impact of the coronavirus crisis and whether it will be the catalyst to test new ways of organising ourselves in a more sustainable way, for the health of people and the planet.

Responsible Companies, Impact and Common Sense
Thoughts on being a responsible company, the impact spectrum and a reminder that all we really need is a little bit of common sense.

The Cloak of Social Responsibility
Thoughts on Milton Friedman’s infamous letter on the concept of corporate social responsibility. In one sense he has a point. The world needs more authenticity; there are a lot of fugazis out there.