The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) is an investor initiative in partnership with UNEP FI and the UN Global Compact. Founded in 2006 and supported by the United Nations, the PRI has become the leading network for investors demonstrating their commitment to responsible ownership and long-term, sustainable returns. Pension funds, insurance companies, sovereign/development funds, investment managers and service providers make up the PRI network. Our goal is to grow investor interest in environmental, social and corporate governance issues (ESG), share best practice and support signatory needs in their fulfilment of the six PRI Principles.
Responsible investment, Environmental, social, corporate governance, ESG, and Sustainability
Nikolaj Halkjaer Pedersen, Senior Lead at the PRI’s Human Rights and Social Issues team, says investors should be cautious before re-assessing their defence positions.
Trends from the 850+ ESG-related shareholder resolutions, management proposals and director votes compiled on the PRI Resolution Database this proxy season.
Because investor demand for high-quality climate reporting is here to stay
Three Chinese PRI signatories share their views on corporate sustainability disclosure.
PRI CEO, David Atkin, explains the rationale behind the PRI’s new strategy plan, which lays out how we will deliver for our signatories over the next three years.
The EU election results will not derail the ongoing transition to a net zero economy; however, policy certainty, finance and social considerations will be crucial to ensure the necessary pace for i...
Josephine Notaras, PRI Sustainable Financial System team Manager, looks at the way investors use proxy advisers, where there are challenges in the voting chain, and how changes could be made.
PRI CEO, David Atkin, assesses the responsible investment landscape in Canada, the host country where we’ll next be holding our next annual conference, PRI in Person.
Accelerated collaborative efforts from governments, investors, companies and civil society are needed, say Yanni Aissaoui-Helcke and Remi Fernandez.
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