Climate and environmental risks to financial stability: updates from the ECB, EBA and FSB
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It is widely taken as a given that employees will have the right to disconnect over the festive season, particularly while on annual...
Taking stock after 20 years of OECD National Contact Points cases
This year marks twenty years since the introduction of OECD National Contact Points for Responsible Business Conduct (NCPs) as...
Procuring UK major projects: does the advent of “value-based procurement” herald a loosening of the public purse strings?
Last week the UK government published its Construction Playbook which sets out guidance for the future sourcing and contracting of public...
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On Monday 14 December 2020, the UK Government delivered its long-awaited Energy White Paper which builds on Boris Johnson’s ‘10 Point...
Pension schemes: the new climate protectors?
There is increasing focus on climate-related investment by pension schemes, an area which appears to be undergoing significant change....
Sustainability and Aviation – Working Together (Within Existing US Antitrust Laws)
The financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic challenges the aviation industry and puts into question the viability of its sustainability...
Climate reporting in the UK: sweeping changes across all sectors
Last month, as well as setting out several other developments in the Government’s plans for green finance, the Chancellor announced that...
UN Forum on Business and Human Rights 2020 – part 2 – Establishing a level playing field through legislation
Last week, stakeholders from government, business and civil society discussed the most pressing challenges in business and human rights,...
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