“It's an irresponsible and shortsighted decision,” Gore said.
State officials and Republican activists are taking aim at major ESG asset managers like BlackRock.
A Bloomberg survey found 45% of respondents expect ESG flows to slow if the GOP is victorious.
Increased political polarization in the workplace has blindsided corporate executives.
As Republicans trash ESG investment strategies, this money manager wants corporate America to answer to a higher CEO.
As it weathers critics' slings and barbs, some think ESG is due for a re-branding.
Many of the blue-chip companies they're invested in are covering travel costs for employees seeking an abortion.
Investors are demanding some of the country's biggest companies take action.
They bemoan newer entrants that have jumped on the bandwagon to market investments that have little real-world impacts.
The agency is set to propose new restrictions to ensure ESG funds accurately describe their investments.