CCLA's Amy Browne on getting creative with stewardship amid the backlash

Industry now ‘less ambitious’

Michael Nelson
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Investor stewardship has become “less vocal, more cautious and less ambitious overall”, and creativity is needed to keep the pressure on companies to act responsibly, according to CCLA director of stewardship and deputy head of sustainability Amy Browne.

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