FAQ The Details How can investors or financial decision-makers use Global Child Forum benchmark data?

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How can investors or financial decision-makers use Global Child Forum benchmark data?

Increasingly investors are looking to social data in order to inform their investment decisions.

Global Child Forum benchmark data provides an in-depth view of the transparency of some of the world’s largest and most influential companies.

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The data offers many insights, such as: 

  • Enabling negative screening to remove companies not meeting an investor threshold.
  • Facilitating engagement and questioning of companies on non-compliance versus 26 important children’s rights performance indicators.
  • Offering an overview of the sectors presenting larger risks associated with children’s rights.
  • Providing knowledge for proxy voting policies. 
  • Offering insight and knowledge-building throughout the investment process.

Please contact Johanna Milne below, if you are interested in developing a custom universe to enable systematic implementation of children’s rights within your portfolio. 

 

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Global Child Forum benchmark data is used by investors looking to manage and mitigate risks associated with children's rights.

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Matthew is pioneering a new role at Global Child Forum as Senior Manager Sustainable Investing and Growth, responsible for building Global Child Forum’s relationship with the financial services sector and ensuring that our sustainability data on children’s rights is made available to investors, asset managers and asset owners, helping them integrate children’s rights into their operations and investment decision-making process. Prior to joining Global Child Forum, he spent eight years at Lloyds Banking Group in London. Matthew studied Law and French at Université Paul Cézanne, Aix Marseille III and The University of Sheffield.
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