In our view, the new PRI Reporting Framework sends a strong signal to the industry about evolving expectations of responsible investment in different asset classes. We highlight three significant changes in the UNPRI reporting requirements, their implications for individual PRI signatories and how we think it will contribute to driving meaningful change in the industry.
In this report we explore how the new PRI Reporting Framework dataset is being enriched and how this offers opportunities for fund allocators to rethink established manager selection processes with significant implications for business models across the funds value chain.
The new PRI Reporting Framework has the potential to help its signatories in many ways. Not in the least, it offers a roadmap of actionable steps that can inform an RI strategy, irrespective of the RI maturity of the signatory, but it also offers a great guiding framework for a signatory’s public reporting.
The launch of the DJSI 2017 results this morning highlights an interesting trend: a growing focus on Impact Measurement & Valuation. Taken together with a related topic on Corporate Citizenship & Philanthropy, Impact Measurement & Valuation now represents about 5% of the total score in the DJSI – a sign that impact measurement is becoming a material issue for responsible investors. Investors will …
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