ESG Investing
The Unquantifiable Asset: How a Fast-Food Owner’s Goodwill Translates into Hard Financial Returns
A fast-food owner’s charity offers a profound lesson in finance, ESG investing, and the tangible economic returns of authentic corporate social responsibility.
Indonesia’s $20 Billion Gamble: Forests for Food and the New Fault Line in ESG Investing
Indonesia’s plan to clear 3mn hectares of forest for food security creates a major conflict for ESG investors and the global economy.
The Ripple Effect: Why a Local Water Shortage is a Warning Sign for the Global Economy
A local water crisis reveals a global investment risk. Discover why infrastructure fragility is a ticking time bomb for the stock market and your portfolio.
The Arkwright Paradox: Lessons from an Industrial Ghost for Modern Finance and ESG
Sir Richard Arkwright’s legacy as a “model employer” is a paradox of philanthropy and exploitation, holding vital lessons for modern ESG investing and finance.
The Green Paradox: Why the West’s ESG Retreat is Ceding the Future to China
The West’s “green retreat” is not just slowing climate action; it’s creating a strategic vacuum that China is filling, with major consequences for finance.
The Ticking Time Bomb in Your Portfolio: Why International Climate Law is Reshaping Finance
International climate law, once seen as toothless, is now a major financial risk as courts force governments and corporations to act.
The Price of Stability: Why Australia’s New Hate Speech Laws Matter for Your Portfolio
Australia’s new hate speech laws have profound implications for its economy, impacting investors, tech companies, and the banking sector.
The Canary in the Coal Mine: Why a Banned Weight-Loss Ad Is a Major Red Flag for Investors
A banned ad is more than a PR issue; it’s a critical red flag for investors, signaling deep regulatory, ESG, and financial risks across all sectors.
Brussels’ Regulatory Blitz: How the EU’s New Rules on Everything Will Reshape the Global Economy
The EU’s year-end regulatory blitz on cars, housing, and carbon is reshaping the global economy, creating major risks and opportunities for investors.
Unilever vs. Ben & Jerry’s: A Meltdown in Corporate Governance
A deep dive into the Unilever vs. Ben & Jerry’s conflict, exploring the ESG implications of a corporate power grab and the battle for a brand’s soul.
The EU’s High-Stakes Gamble: Why Diluting Corporate Due Diligence is a Losing Bet for the Global Economy
The EU’s landmark due diligence law faces pressure for dilution. This is a mistake for investors, finance, and the long-term health of the global economy.
The Thrown Parcel: Deconstructing the Financial Risks in Evri’s Last-Mile Delivery Model
An investigation into Evri reveals deep financial and ESG risks in the gig economy, offering critical lessons for investors on the cost of poor labor practices.