Aviva Investors to hold investee companies to account on biodiversity and human rights in 2022

CEO letter sets out sustainability expectations

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Aviva Investors will hold investee companies accountable to a wider definition of sustainability in 2022, with companies set to be judged against expectations on biodiversity and human rights, as much as climate and executive pay.

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