In 2020, the OECD Centre for Responsible Business Conduct partnered with SHARE to investigate sustainable finance practices in Latin America and the Caribbean. This report provides a panoramic view of the financial sector in Panama, including the main ESG risks common across the region.
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In 2020, the OECD Centre for Responsible Business Conduct partnered with SHARE to investigate sustainable finance practices in Latin America and the Caribbean. This report provides a panoramic view of the financial sector in Costa Rica, including the main ESG risks common across the region.
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Une plus grande responsabilisation du conseil d'administration en matière de diversité, de sécurité communautaire et de changement climatique sont les points saillants du guide 2022.
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Greater board accountability for diversity, community safety, and climate change are highlights of the SHARE 2022 Proxy Voting Guidelines.
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A growing movement of Canadian businesses and organizations are announcing Reconciliation Action Plans (RAP). Learn more in this recording from the 2022 SHARE Investor Summit.
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In 2022, the stark realities of climate change, global public health crises, and racial and income inequality are ever-present, and we can't diversify our way out. Learn more in this recording from the 2022 SHARE Investor Summit.
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Learn how creative leadership is paving the way for meaningful collaboration towards reconciliation in this recording from the 2022 Summit. Featuring CCAB and TMX Group.
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SHARE mobilise les billions de dollars d’actifs détenus par les investisseurs
institutionnels canadiens pour promouvoir une économie plus durable, inclusive et productive. Nos priorités d’engagement pour 2022 comprennent la transition climatique, le travail décent et la réconciliation.
SHARE mobilizes the trillions of dollars in assets held by Canadian institutional
investors to promote a more sustainable, inclusive, and productive economy. Our engagement priorities for 2022 include the climate transition, decent work and human rights, and reconciliation.
With input from 48 Canadian investment managers and advisors, RRII developed a framework to describe actions that investment managers can take to advance reconciliation and Indigenous rights recognition.
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This webinar was an opportunity for investors to learn about how the financialization of housing is unfolding in Canadian cities, consider why housing affordability is an issue for investors and discuss what investors can do to begin addressing concerns regarding housing affordability in their portfolios.
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As the housing crisis deepens, the growing presence of institutional investors in the rental real estate market – a phenomena often referred to as the financialization of housing – is coming under scrutiny. Housing affordability is an issue that investors must address in their portfolios.
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