[OPINION] Top RI adviser speaks out on Nadia Lim furore
By Rodger Spiller
Does the Nadia Lim/Simon Henry debacle raise issues of ethical or responsible investing or is it part of a business’s social licence to operate?
It is both. Furthermore, the public outrage should be interpreted by boards and fund managers as yet another example of the need to ensure companies focus on ethics and walking the talk.
Social Licence Under Threat
Maintaining a social licence to operate is an essential requirement for any company. Meeting this requires the company to have the support of stakeholders, including the public.
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