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Home » Archives for July 2016

Monthly Archives: July 2016

Tipping points: When perception meets reality

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Tipping points: where perception meets reality July 2016 User View by Claudia Volk, Associate Director, Research Products, Sustainalytics, Germany THE crux of materiality is “the threshold at which sustainability topics become sufficiently important that they should be reported”, says the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Guidelines. This points to what the GRI and RobecoSAM (see Defining What Matters 2016) recently called “sustainability reporting materiality” … more

June 2016: easyJet

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In a referendum on 23 June, 52% of the British voting population decides that the United Kingdom should leave the European Union. The historical vote sends shockwaves through financial markets world-wide. Broader economic consequences for the UK will unfold in coming years. The immediate impacts hit in particular British financial institutions as well as housing and travel companies as a … more

May 2016: BHP Billiton and Vale

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On 2 May federal prosecutors in Brazil announce that they will seek R$155bn (US$44bn) in damages from BHP Billiton and Vale, which operate the iron miner Samarco as 50/50 joint venture. This follows one of Brazil’s biggest environmental disasters ever in November 2015 when a Samarco wastewater tailings dam burst. It among others left 17 people dead and over 500 … more

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