DOING BETTER WHILE DOING RIGHT
ESG IS MORE THAN GOOD INTENTIONS –
IT’S SOUND RISK MANAGEMENT
Canada’s largest pension funds are leaders in the environmental, social and governance investment (ESG) space – but many small plans are missing from the conversation. And while regulatory initiatives are providing a helpful push in the right direction, implementation remains a challenge for all but the biggest pension funds in Canada.
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