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| | | ... escalate. Key concerns include geopolitical confrontation (84%), climate change (72%), and social challenges (48%) like inequality, polarisation, and social cohesion erosion. Investors are also worried about financial system robustness, biodiversity ... |
| | | | ... firms tracking ESG indices failed to follow human rights due diligence and address human rights risks and impacts. Inequality should be treated as a systems-level risk, according to the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures ... |
| | | | The Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) seeks a director, a head of engagement, and four co-chairs for its working group. The TISFD is a Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)-equivalent for social ... |
| | | | ... breaches of privacy, unlawful discrimination and reputational harm. At a group level, AI systems could widen social inequality, displace jobs and be used for political manipulation. Joining Davis on the conference panel was Dayle Stevens, executive of ... |
| | | | ... said his "hopes are not very high" on geopolitical risk. AI has huge implications for the economy and could worsen inequality. As many as 300 million full-time jobs around the world could be automated. "There is a race around AI tech, we don't know ... |
| | | | ... the world's super-rich including Abigail Disney, Brian Cox and Valerie Rockefeller, signed an open letter condemning inequality and calling for politicians to introduce wealth taxes to help pay for public services. "Our request is simple: we ask you ... |
| | | | ... corporate and sovereign ESG scoring models, develop new investment strategies linked to equality and social themes, target inequality through proxy voting, and influence public policy through engagement. Details will be announced in 2024. "Our corporate ... |
| | | | ... will provide partial solutions to some crises - such as healthcare, food security and climate mitigation - but drive inequality and widen the gap between the haves and have-nots. However, rampant disinformation, already seen on a wide scale during 2023 ... |
| | | | ... companies from ten sectors across 80 countries on the first steps that companies should be taking to address gender inequality. WBA found that overall, global performance on gender equality is "dismal". In most companies, women are underrepresented in ... |
| | | | ... Future Super, was on the list. CEO Simon Sheikh commented: "Future Group's mission is to reduce climate change and inequality so I'm deeply proud of the work we do internally as a business to celebrate our diverse employee base, and ensure we ... |
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