Martin Wolf has presented a provocative diagnosis of the current flaws found in capitalism. Unfortunately, he has nothing to say about the biggest issue of all – how to transform capitalism so that it does not continue to destroy the planet. Read John Mathews’ full article here.
‘What Happened to the Greening of Capitalism’ – by John Mathews
by Charlotte on 07. Feb, 2012 in Blog
‘Ambachtsheer: Pension Fund Manager Compensation Should Be Reevaluated’ – lead article in ai-CIO
by Charlotte on 06. Feb, 2012 in Blog
‘Remuneration for pension fund managers has come under the spotlight as investors have taken aim over investment banking pay, according to a paper published by Keith Ambachtsheer at the University of Toronto’s Joseph L. Rotman School of Management. While much attention in compensation strategy is focused on how pension funds should exercise their say on pay [...]
‘Say-on-Pay Lawsuits – Is This Time Different?’ by NSFM Director, Keith Johnson
by Charlotte on 06. Feb, 2012 in Blog
‘In the aftermath of the first proxy season of shareholder “say-on-pay” votes under the Dodd-Frank Act, shareholders have filed derivative suits against the boards of several of the companies failing to win majority approval. Many observers have been quick to dismiss the plaintiffs’ likelihood of success in these cases, given the well-established principle that decisions [...]
The Downside to America’s Fracking Frenzy
by Charlotte on 03. Feb, 2012 in Blog
In a new report from the Globalist Research Center, NSFM supporter John Mathews explains how shale gas has been oversold as a way of breaking America’s dependence on foreign oil. What America should be doing, he writes, is focusing on renewables.
‘Henderson was a Canary in the Coalmine, Aviva is an Explosion in the SRI Business’ – by Hugh Wheelan
by Charlotte on 02. Feb, 2012 in Blog
‘If asset managers are cutting SRI funds teams, will they really back ESG funds integration if the price signals aren’t strong?’ Hugh Wheelan, Managing Editor of Responsible Investor and NSFM supporter responds to recent events in the UK SRI industry: http://www.responsible-investor.com/home/article/hen_aviva/P0/
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