While gender diversity targets are being successfully achieved in the FTSE350, it’s a different story for AIM-listed companies.

The consensus among politicians, citizens, and even executives themselves, is that capitalism serves only to enrich the elites while ignoring ordinary people.

We are seeing several different approaches to the holding of the AGMs in 2020

Considers the potential impacts of the UK’s departure from the European Union on the efforts against modern slavery.

We now look at how ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) reporting is linked to modern slavery.

Chris Hodge FCG reflects upon acting as moderator for a panel discussion about how ESG issues are impacting on companies, investors and the relationship between them.

Slavery can affect any business, and companies have responsibility for ensuring their supply chains are not tainted by slavery.

These words of Mahatma Gandhi have never been more pertinent as our companies and our economy emerge from the COVID-19 crisis.

Improved ESG (Environmental, social and corporate governance) has been seen as a positive response to the crisis and as a means by which we can drive change in businesses for good.