(Bloomberg) — A group of investors representing €6.6 trillion ($6.8 trillion) of assets is calling on European officials not to cave in to mounting pressure to scale back the bloc’s ESG regulations. Most Read from Bloomberg State Farm Seeks Emergency California Rate Hike After Fires New York’s First ‘Passive […] Click here to view original […]

Good morning. Fortune this week assembled the top executives responsible for ESG at 20 of the nation’s largest corporations to discuss the opportunities and challenges they see going forward. The conversation was off the record, to encourage a candid exchange of views. But it was a rich discussion that […] Click here to view original

In This Article: NVS +0.33% Good Monday morning. While the political pushback to ESG continues to grow in the U.S., there was little sign in Davos last week that business leaders are pulling back on their commitments, particularly on climate. At our CEO dinner on Thursday night, Coca-Cola CEO […] Click here to view original

In the Energy News Beat – Conversation in Energy with Stuart Turley, talks with Steve Reese to discuss the global energy sector’s current challenges and opportunities, particularly focusing on Europe’s energy security amid Germany’s reliance on Russian natural gas. They highlight American Gas Partners’ role in supplying LNG to […] Click here to view original

This week, Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming, M.D., and 21 state financial officers sent a letter to the Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Acting Secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) to “express serious concerns regarding breaches of fiduciary duties by activist […] Click here to view original

A recent ruling by a U.S. District Court validates Oklahoma law and also fires a warning shot across the bow for the managers of state pension systems. In Spence v. American Airlines, pilot Bryan P. Spence asked a federal court to declare that American Airlines breached its fiduciary duties […] Click here to view original