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Full sustainability report covering 2024 performance; DNV assurance; aligns to GRI/ISSB and SMP goals.

Main sustainability narrative and scorecard for FY2024–25.

FY2025 ESG overview; progress on climate (≈50% renewable power), opportunity, community, and governance; published Sept 2025.

Latest sustainability progress incl. safety & quality, culture, emissions, and full data indices; published late Aug 2025.

Crude Awakening 2 – Oil trade to face growing risks as rapid ice sheet losses drive faster sea level rise

26 of 30 key oil ports of the Top 5 oil producing, consuming, exporting & importing nations are vulnerable to 1m of SLR, possible by 2070

ESG governance, sustainable sourcing, packaging and nutrition highlights; progress vs. long-term goals.

Governance, climate strategy and performance tables; updated GHG methodology (AR5); safety and community engagement.

Access-to-medicines strategy, product quality and safety, emissions and waste trends, workforce and community initiatives.

Progress against climate and safety targets; 6.2% absolute GHG reduction vs. 2021; governance, data tables and assurance.

Quarterly stewardship update as of 31 Mar 2025. Covers engagement highlights, proxy voting activity and governance focus areas.

UK Stewardship Code 2020‑aligned annual report covering 2024 activities, outcomes and governance of stewardship across UBS AM strategies.

Annual overview of 2024 stewardship: engagements, voting and collaborative initiatives. Highlights approach to long‑term value creation for pension beneficiaries.

Vanguard advised funds Q2

Register of 356 engagements with issuers during Apr–Jun 2025. Topics mapped to Vanguard’s stewardship priorities used to inform proxy voting.

BIS’s annual voting-season review for the proxy year 1 Jul 2024–30 Jun 2025. Summarises key vote rationales, policy updates and regional trends across ~12,700 meetings and ~152k proposals. Includes engagement activity.

Transition finance has emerged as a central focus in ESG regulatory evolution, with growing momentum behind regulations, guidance and related initiatives worldwide. Progress on sustainable finance taxonomies has been notable in such jurisdictions as Australia, Brazil, Chile and India, where innovative approaches to integrating transition finance reflect diverse national priorities and the need to address high-emitting sectors.