In this podcast Josh Cole takes us through Peregrine Communications’ research into how asset managers can create more compelling, more valuable content when talking about ESG.

Social impact’ which is the ‘S’ in ESG reporting is rarely the key focus for analysts when they are assessing an organisation’s ESG metrics. Environmental and Governance issues tend to predominate. On this ESG podcast Kelly Canterford, Programme Manager for Changing the Face of Property, outlines how improving Social impact is being tackled by the commercial property sector.

Thank you for listening to this edition of the ESG Podcast. We’re joined today by Andros Payne who is the Founder of Humatica, a specialist consultancy that helps business improve and quantify the governance practices in companies that drive their ability to create value. They’re the G, in ESG.

In this podcast marine biologist Sarah Neill talks about her forthcoming expedition to the high Arctic, otters, recycling, Women in Science and gender parity in the boardroom.

In this podcast Gemma Woodward, Director of Responsible Investment at Quilter Cheviot, the investment management company, explains how ESG has replaced CSR reporting as a more valuable benchmark for all organisations and predicts ‘well behaved’ companies will find the most favour with investors in a post-lockdown world.

Ecologist Dr Chris Gibson who for thirty years worked with Natural England, the government’s advisor on nature conservation talks on the ESG Foundation about the actions all of us can do to protect the environment. He is optimistic too that the public’s heightened interest in the environment has come to the notice of senior leadership teams, who ignore it at their peril.