THE backlash against ESG (environment, social and governance) in the US began long before the presidential elections in 2024. But since President Donald Trump formally took office in January, the ...

In the second Trump administration, we’re seeing an ecosystem that’s leaning against DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) ...

JPMorgan Chase faces risks to its business from pushback over its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, the bank said in ...

One area of ESG work expected to continue at pace is the defense of class actions filed against businesses by activist ...

Big banks have capitulated to Republicans opposed to responsible investing, opening themselves to more political extortion.

Campaigners against ESG have drawn impetus from U.S. President ... global banks have quit one of the industry's main climate coalitions, drawing criticism from campaigners worried the sector ...

At long last, the quiet weaponization of financial institutions against conservative and religious Americans has been ...

And it isn’t the only food and drink corporate to have ripped up its ESG targets and penned new ones. Unilever also faced widespread criticism when it shifted its goals in April last year.

Top proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services said on Tuesday it will no longer consider the gender, race or ethnic diversity of U.S. company boards in its voting recommendations.