Samuel Engle|Chong Pang|Anson Zhou
探究寧夏葡萄酒産業的ESG實踐
宁夏贺兰山东麓地区，依托其独特的气候和土壤条件，近年来成为中国最大的连片酒庄葡萄酒产区。截至2023年底，宁夏产区已建成130家酒庄，另外正兴建的酒庄亦有110多家。酿酒葡萄种植面积超过60万亩，占全国近40%；年产葡萄酒达1.4亿瓶，占国产酒庄酒酿造总量的近半。2011年以来，贺兰山东麓的葡萄酒在国际大赛中屡获殊荣，远销至40多个国家和地区，进一步增强中国葡萄酒在国际市场的竞争力。
企業精準落實ESG 物超所值締雙贏
時至今日，面對紛繁複雜的環境、社會和治理（ESG）指標和日益豐富的ESG實踐，ESG已不再是企業的邊緣議題。如何精準施策、高效管理以提升自身的ESG競爭力，成為擺在眾多企業面前的一道必答題──在資源相對有限的情況下，企業應優先採取哪些ESG策略？
Financial Consumer Protection via the Online Disclosure of Insurance Complaints
Jingxuan Ding|Jeffrey Ng| Xian Xu|Hong Zou
Dr. Allinnettes ADIGUE
Dr. Allinnettes ADIGUE
Teaching Affiliates
Dr. Allinnettes Go Adigue is the Head of the ASEAN Regional Hub of the Global Reporting Initiative. As Head of GRI’s ASEAN Hub, Ally is tasked to promote the practice of sustainability reporting across Southeast Asia by working with relevant stakeholders to create a conducive policy environment for sustainable business practices, promote wider adoption of sustainability reporting and build the capacity of organizations in sustainability reporting. A lifelong learner and a global citizen, Ally has lived in 3 continents in the past 19 years. Prior to GRI, Ally has previously worked for the academe, and both the public and private sectors. While working on her PhD, she worked as a graduate research assistant in the field of Climate Change Policy and Economics. She also worked in a retail electricity company in Singapore and for the Office of the President of the Philippines. Ally earned her PhD on Public Policy from the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University in 2017. She has two Masters degrees: one in Development Studies from the Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University, The Netherlands; and another in Public Administration from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. She also has Bachelor’s degrees in Law and Political Science.
Challenges to ESG Investment: Who’s Pushing Back and Why?
The rapid rise in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investment in recent years has become a hot topic in the international financial market. Born of increasing public concern over climate change, social inequality, and corporate governance issues, ESG investing emerged with the aim of achieving sustainable development by integrating environmental protection, social responsibility, and corporate governance into investment decisions. This approach not only places emphasis on financial return but also focuses on the long-term impact on the environment and society, striving to create a social and environmental win-win situation while pursuing economic benefits.
The impact of logic (in)compatibility: Green investing, state policy, and corporate environmental performance
Shipeng Yan|Juan (John) Almandoz|Fabrizio Ferraro
Mutual Funds’ Strategic Voting on Environmental and Social Issues
Do Environmental and Social funds vote the way they talk? Do they walk the walk or only talk the talk? Every year, around March-April, asset managers like BlackRock, Vanguard or Fidelity vote on behalf of their millions of funds investors in thousands of proposals at their portfolio companies. In recent years, their votes on environmental and social proposals have taken the spotlight. Indeed, the extent to which these managers support environmental and social proposals is an important factor in the debate concerning the impact of institutional investors on firms’ attitudes towards ES issues. It is equally relevant to efforts by the SEC and other regulatory agencies to encourage institutional engagement and tackle concerns over greenwashing.