ESG Clarity

Reputational risk most mitigated by addressing human rights

A human rights survey was commissioned by Luxembourg for Finance, and conducted by GSEM Professor Dorothée Baumann-Pauly and the Geneva Center for Business and Human Rights.

The resultant report, Sustainable Finance and Human Rights, found most respondents, 85%, found reputational risk to be the most pertinent factor addressing human rights issues can mitigate. Only in second place were rights infringements themselves listed, with 73% of respondents noting them the most pertinent risk factors that can be mitigated by addressing human rights.

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