HSBC Resolution
We’ve joined over 100 investors to file a climate change resolution at Europe’s 2nd largest fossil fuel financier
About ShareAction
Our vision is a world where ordinary savers and institutional investors work together to ensure our communities and environment are safe and sustainable for all.
Our mission is to unleash the positive potential of the mainstream investment system. To do this:

We’re building a movement for change in our investment system by working with people inside and outside the industry to challenge the status quo;

We’re unlocking the positive potential of the investment system by working with large and small investors to change unsustainable corporate practices;

We’re reforming the investment system by advocating for change in the policies, governance, and incentives that drive behaviours in the investment industry.
What is responsible investment?
Responsible investment is an investment strategy which integrates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment analysis and decisions. It recognises that ESG factors can have an impact on the financial value of an investment and also that investments have an impact on the world around us. A responsible approach to investment recognises that long-term prosperity requires a move away from short-term profit as the only definition of value.
Catch up on the latest news from our community
Five things to know about the Responsible Investment Bill
We’re proposing a new Responsible Investment Bill to make sure our investment system helps to fix, rather than aggravate, the social and environmental problems we face. Here’s why it matters!
Guest Post: Re-examining racial diversity and diversity data
BMO Global Asset Management’s Rosa van den Beemt examines the case for building greater diversity – and the role transparency will play.
Guest Post: Now is the time for investors to call for fair pay
Covid-19 exposed the UK’s reliance on low-paid labour. Brunel Pensions Partnership’s Helen Price argues now is the time for investors to act on fair pay.
HSBC backs key fossil fuel deals in run up to climate commitment
New analysis shows that in the four months leading up to HSBC’s net zero announcement, the bank financed at least four fossil fuel companies involved in new infrastructure, and directly financed an offshore oil and gas project.
Food companies can help limit the next pandemic – investors need to hold them to account
The Covid-19 pandemic has shone the light of the role of supermarkets in society, but their role goes way beyond keeping us fed.
HSBC’s net-zero climate commitments not credible in investors’ eyes
Europe’s largest bank has today announced it will go net-zero by 2050 at the latest but investors say its commitment lacks substance.

Proxy voting records challenge asset managers’ responsible investment claims
Voting laggards BlackRock and Vanguard Group among those holding back investor support for shareholder resolutions on climate and social issues.

Barclays’ net zero update: ShareAction responds
ShareAction said Barclays’ energy policy still fails to screen out coal and oil sands companies, representing a glaring hole in the company’s climate ambition.

Health and nutrition disclosure still overlooked by UK retailers
Corporate disclosure on improving health and nutrition is vital. Yet, the sector is falling behind, according to the Food Foundation’s Plating Up Progress report.