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Briefing19 June 2025
Universal Ownership - a guide for charity and university asset owners
In this briefing for charities and universities, we provide detailed guidance on Universal Ownership - an approach to asset ownership that can help preserve longer-term portfolio health. It covers a range of ways that asset owners can integrate universal ownership concepts to their investments, engagement, investment policy and beyond.
Report28 May 2025
Bridging the Data Divide: An analysis of market practice to strengthen engagement disclosures under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) was introduced to enhance transparency and improve sustainability disclosures by financial market participants. It has been instrumental in raising awareness of the negative impacts of investments on people and the planet but has not yet succeeded in fully delivering on its intended goals, including to prevent greenwashing, reduce negative impacts, and channel capital towards sustainable investments.
Rankings / Surveys21 May 2025
Point of No Returns 2025: A responsible investment benchmark of 76 of the world’s largest asset managers
10 years since our first analysis of asset managers, our latest research is the fifth instalment in the ‘Point of no Returns’ series. This year, our analysis of 76 of the largest asset managers, representing more than half of the sector’s total assets (over £63 trillion) – has found that progress is stalling and the industry is still failing to invest responsibly.
Report30 April 2025
Powering Change: Why industrial gas companies must speed up their transition to renewables
Our report Powering Change: Why industrial gas companies must speed up their transition to renewables sets out the steps industrial gas companies need to take to address emissions from procured energy and recommends a set of standards for investors to use in their engagement with these companies.
Statement16 April 2025
Beyond Fossil Fuels Letter to BNP Paribas on financing of sustainable power solutions
ShareAction is a part of the Beyond Fossil Fuels campaign. The campaign unites 70+ organisations from across European civil society in the mission to speed up the transition to a fossil-free, renewables-based European power system by 2035. In this letter to Jean-Laurent Bonnafé, CEO of BNP Paribas, we call on the bank to set a robust financing target for sustainable storage and grid upgrades, aligned with the IEA NZE scenario, to support the effective rollout of renewable power.
Briefing31 March 2025
Living Wage Resolutions 2025 - Investor Briefings for M&S, Next, and JD Sports
Next, M&S and JD Sports are failing to provide their workforce with a real Living Wage, leaving millions of workers living in poverty and struggling to afford basics like heating and food. ShareAction is ramping up its campaign by co-filing shareholder resolutions at these three companies. Read our investor briefings for more.
Briefing11 March 2025
Putting Health Back on the Menu - Investor asks of the out of home sector
The ‘out of home sector’ is increasingly shaping diets across the world. Many companies in the sector notoriously rely on sales of less healthy products, leaving them most exposed to fast-evolving changes in consumer demand and regulatory shifts that aim to improve diets and reduce public health spending. Assessing these risks is essential yet difficult for investors because the sector’s health-related disclosures are poor and inconsistent. Against a backdrop of increasing consensus on health and nutrition reporting, this briefing provides investors with clear engagement asks of out of home companies. Companies must seize this opportunity to protect their long-term value by disclosing the healthiness of their sales, and proactively transitioning to healthier portfolios.
Rankings / Surveys18 February 2025
Voting Matters 2024: Are asset managers using their proxy votes for action on environmental and social issues?
We analysed how 70 of the world’s largest asset managers voted on 279 shareholder resolutions aimed at improving companies’ impacts on pressing environmental and social issues during the 2024 proxy voting season. For the first time, we also analysed how asset managers voted on 2,227 management items at 126 companies, such as votes on director re-election. A subset of 148 of items is presented in the ranking table, comprised of votes on management items where a recommendation had been made ahead of the voting season by selected organisations.
Report07 February 2025
ShareAction's 2024 impact report
Our 2024 Impact Report showcases ShareAction’s mission to transform the financial system into a force that serves people and planet. Amid global political shifts and mounting environmental and social challenges, we have continued to lead bold, evidence-based campaigns that raise standards for responsible investment. The report highlights how we have influenced major financial institutions, shaped public policy, and mobilised investors to tackle climate change, protect biodiversity, improve public health, and champion workers’ rights.
Statement21 November 2024
Investor letter challenging food and drink sector to act on public health
Major investors, coordinated by ShareAction, have written to six CEOs of food and beverage manufacturers – including PepsiCo, Coca-Cola and Mondelez – calling on the sector to be more transparent about the healthiness of its sales as a first step towards taking accountability for its significant impact on public health. Most of the investor signatories are part of ShareAction’s Long-Term Investors in People’s Health initiative, which encourages the integration of health as a responsible investment theme to help build healthier, fairer societies.