In the spirit of the theme of the conference I attended in Bonn, I was pleased to overcome the shock and surprise of Icelandic volcanic ash cloud and an e-coli food outbreak to share my latest research insights with 500+ delegates from local government and global finance from around the world. In the same week [...]
Archive for the ‘ESG’ Category
Readers of the lost ark: Are resilient cities ‘the only game in town’ when it comes to climate adaptation?
Posted in ESG, Sustainability, Uncategorized on June 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Fixing the Nine Flaws of ESG Analysis: From the Deep Water to Horizon
Posted in Corporate Reporting, Corporate Responsibility, CSR, ESG on April 27, 2011 | 1 Comment »
A year ago the explosion on Deepwater Horizon unleashed the worst environmental disaster in US history. For those who subscribe to the idea that environmental, social and governance (ESG) analysis makes for enhanced risk analysis, it was a costly blow, as BP had been rated well by many ESG analysts, and the stock took a [...]
