CCLA's response to the UK government's Call for Evidence in October 2023, on ‘Scope 3 Emissions in the UK Reporting Landscape’. 

In sustainable investment circles it has been hard to escape the news that the world's top five money managers are quitting Climate Action 100+. What does this mean for investors and the industry?

With biodiversity loss rising rapidly up the scale of investor concerns, this article explores what is being done on a global policy basis, the risks to investors and how we can engage with companies.

In our latest article, we share why we think 2024 is best suited to quality growth stocks.

CCLA has long harboured an ambition to be a catalyst for positive change in the world. 2023 was, in many ways, a groundbreaking year for us. This article looks back at some of the highlights in our active ownership work of 2023.

CCLA's first benchmark on modern slavery seeks to create an objective assessment of corporate modern slavery performance. Findings show that while companies have policies in place, companies need to focus on implementing these policies and taking action when they find modern slavery.

CCLA launches its first Modern Slavery Benchmark. The benchmark assesses the largest UK companies on how they are taking steps to eradicate modern slavery in their operations and supply chains. 

This paper looks at whether the integration of artificial intelligence and other new technologies could revolutionise the way investors and businesses address modern slavery risks. 

CCLA announces the launch of its second annual Corporate Mental Health Benchmark - Global 100+.  

Since launch of the Seasonal Worker Scheme (SWS) in the UK, it has faced allegations of poor labour standards and working conditions that display some of the International Labour Organization’s indicators of forced labour. In this article we share the steps we are taking to mobilise the investment community to push for change on this important issue.