Overview

In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... our host, Ben Farmer, presents the latest episode in our investment series, and is joined by Simon Jones, Head of Responsible Investment at Hymans Robertson, and Annabel Gillard, International Advisory Council Member from the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE). 

During the episode, we look at putting the 'G' in 'ESG' (Environmental, Social and Governance), workplace culture and what trustees can do to capture culture in their decision making.

If you have any questions on anything discussed in this podcast, please get in touch.

Resources

Hymans Robertson On... Investment - Book club with Jenny Segal

Hymans Robertson - Responsible Investment Mission Statement

Institute of Business Ethics - Upcoming webinar 'Good for profit, people and planet' 

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