Fiona McNally

European and UK investors are calling for restaurant and fast-food companies to be more transparent on the healthiness of the food they serve, following growing concerns around public health and associated financial risks.

US companies are persisting with reporting despite heavy opposition from the Trump administration

Shareholder backlash, climate votes and the growing tension between corporate power and investor influence

The European Commission has proposed further targeted revisions to the European Sustainability Reporting Standards, which underpin the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive , following cuts to the framework last year under the bloc's simplification agenda.

Norway's trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund denies allegations it has not been acting in line with voting guidelines.

After rollbacks and watering down of corporate sustainability reporting laws, it could be argued that 2026 is not the best time to launch a new environmental, social and governance disclosure framework.

Investors' role in the climate transition has been overstated, finds report, following discussions with 60 asset owners and managers

Shareholder advocacy has ‘reached its limits' in the absence of regulatory and legal action, says Canada's Investors for Paris Compliance

Support for responsible AI proposals at Canadian banks jumped by up to 14 per cent at this year's annual meetings. Investors are starting to seek clarity as the government fails to implement regulation to force disclosure around potential AI risks and exposure.

Senior ESG departures at big investors and the country's upcoming elections raise questions over what is next for sustainability in France