From Uzbek child labor to dialog misread as conflictual – ESG pundit reflects on years of impact investing
Finnish ESG veteran Anna Hyrske looks back on her years overseeing responsible and impact investments, recalling a case in Asia, where revelations showed child labor having turned into coercive adult work.
One of the best outcomes of following ESG guidelines is being able to look back and say I was right not to have invested in a company on the basis of its ESG standing, says Bank of Finland Principal Responsible Investment Specialist Anna Hyrske.
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