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SEC Attempts to Regulate Indefinable “ESG” Topics
August 17, 2022
Richard Morrison writing for the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) breaks down the issues concerning the Security and Exchange Commission’s attempt to pass a proposal that would amend the current Commission rule on investment company names in order to attempt to regulate Environmental Social Governance (ESG) topics.
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Peter Thiel-Backed ETF Aims to Free Investors from ESG
August 17, 2022
A new exchange-traded fund, backed by Peter Thiel, the Strive U.S. Energy ETF (DRLL), which invests in broad energy stocks via the Solactive United States Energy Regulated Capped Index, aims to free investors from the “destructive mandates” of traditional environment, social and governance (ESG) investing.
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Japan Begins to Turn From ESG Investing
August 09, 2022
Five years after the launch of environmental, social and governance (ESG) and sustainable development goals (SDG), Japan has begun to shows signs of a pivot away from these types of investments as Japanese mainstream media increasingly questions the wisdom of these policies.
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Zammit-Lucia: Analysis of the Future of ESG
August 09, 2022
Dr. Joe Zammit-Lucia writing in CEOWorld discusses the recent article in the Economist dissecting the future of Environmental, Society and Governance (ESG) and goes further, suggesting the failures of ESG are not simply the in the results but the framework itself.
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Rapoza in Forbes: Analysis of impact SEC Climate Disclosure Requirements will have on U.S. agriculture
August 03, 2022
Kenneth Rapoza writing for Forbes analyses how environmental policies to fight climate change are having a negative effect for farmers, negatively affecting the supply chain and forcing offshoring of locally grown food.
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