ESG (environmental, social and governance) reporting has evolved into an essential cornerstone of corporate well-being due to its influence on critical stakeholders. According to Gartner, 85% of ...

Global class actions generated over $4bn in recoveries in 2025 as AI, ESG and opt-in claims drive a more complex cross-border ...

Environmental, social, and governance strategies come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some are tightly tied to their parent universe. Others intentionally incur more active risk, or larger ...

Research shows that the backlash against environmental, social and governance investing has fixed on a discrepancy across the ...

The World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report 2025 identified 7 of the top 10 long-term business risks as ESG-related.

ESG risks should be integrated into existing risk management processes, not treated separately. Strong leadership and board commitment are critical, as they set the tone for culture and accountability ...

The concept of sustainable investing is relatively new. The term “ESG” was introduced in 2004 in a United Nations report entitled “Who Cares Wins.” The report said: “A better inclusion of ...

The evolution of the discussion around environmental, social and governance and insurance reminds me of the Ernest Hemingway quote describing how someone went bankrupt: "slowly, then suddenly." It ...

When Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) regulations ease, it can be tempting for companies to relax. Less oversight may lower compliance costs and reporting demands, but it doesn’t erase risk ...

The landscape of insurance mergers and acquisitions (M&A) presents a unique set of complexities. Valuing insurance companies involves navigating intricate regulatory frameworks, diverse and often ...

If you’re a middle-class American, chances are your retirement account quietly funds far-left priorities like climate alarmism, racial hiring quotas, and other Democratic hobby horses. That’s because ...