Norway SWF manager surveys companies’ social and environmental risks
The Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global, today released the results of a survey into potential or current investment companies' levels of reporting of social and environmental risks in 2011.
World-leading companies such as sports brand Adidas and food company Nestlé were among the 1,078 companies that scored highly. More than a third of the companies looked at as part of the annual evaluation in which public reports and the
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