| Eurosif proposed an updated EU directive requiring by law to companies with more than 250 employees to publish detailed and standardized information on their social, environmental and corporate governance
The European Sustainable Investment Forum (Eurosif) will a campaign to sue EU institutions the adoption of new regulations that promote socially responsible investing, as recorded by the web Responsible Investors. In a letter to the European Commission, the Forum suggests an update of the EU directive requiring by law to companies with more than 250 employees to publish detailed and standardized information on their social, environmental and corporate governance. Currently only provide this information when considering this affects their financial health. addition, the letter calls for the adoption of a declaration of Investment Principles (SIP, for its acronym in English), the Commission or Parliament. Its aim is to force institutional investors to report on how the policies corporate social responsibility influence their purchasing decisions and holding shareholder. According Eurosif, "it will help create a virtuous circle of sustainability, where the market rewards the actions of those companies that integrate CSR principles into its business strategy and, in turn, the company is committed to these policies to attract investment. " also announced the launch of lobbying to promote transparency associated with voting rights. also request the Commission to those agents with long-term investments to maintain their voting rights on the securities lent to third parties, and will require new regulations for agencies management to vote and other custodial institutions make public the positions taken by their clients as well as their own shareholding. Servimedia article Date: Mon April 20, 2009 6:30:00 PM EST Cristino Martos, 4
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