The importance of ESG is growing in society but not equally per criteria. One of the limitations that exist to activism towards corporate governance (G), is the lack of alliances and legal constraints.
In this article published in the Spanish newspaper Inversion, Morrow Sodali's latest Institutional Investor Survey is cited to explain why governance (G) is less subject to activism, as opposed to environmental and sustainability matters (E&S).
According to Morrow Sodali's survey, France and the United States have a more flexible legal framework, resulting in more activism related to corporate governance.
Read the full article here in Spanish
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