Autostrade
Member of UN Global Compact
Headquarters in Italy
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12 February 2010
Coalition of investors say 86 companies participating in UN Global Compact are failing to meet requirements on environmental, social, governance reporting
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12 February 2010
[PDF] Investors step up pressure on corporate responsibility reporting
Author: UN Principles for Responsible Investment
A coalition of global investors from 13 countries, managing over US$2.1 trillion of assets, today added its voice to the increasing calls for better corporate reporting on environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) activities. The...
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10 December 2008
CEO Statement - List of companies
Author: UN Global Compact
The chief executives of the following 245 companies have expressed interest in signing the statement: 4C Strategies, A. Raymond, A.Z. Industries, AB Volvo Group, ABIMIP, Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), Adecco Japan, Adetel Group, Adriatica,...
- Related companies: Anglo American Aramex Arcelor Mittal Areva Arla Foods ASN Bank (part of SNS Reaal) Autostrade Aviatur AXA Bacardi Banco Bradesco Banco do Brasil Bayer BBVA Buenaventura Cadbury (part of Mondelēz International) Carrefour CNP Assurances Comcraft Group Cosco Credit Suisse Deutsche Bank Deutsche Telekom Diageo E.ON Eni F&C Asset Management Fortis France Telecom (now Orange) Fuji Xerox (joint venture Fuji Photo Film & Xerox) Fujitsu Siemens (part of Fujitsu) Fujitsu Technology Solutions (part of Fujitsu) H&M Hartmann Holcim Holmen Iberdrola INA Isagen Japan Airlines Johnson Controls Levi Strauss Lexmark Li & Fung Lonmin Lufthansa Mabati Rolling Mills (part of Comcraft Group) Migros Minera Yanacocha (joint venture Newmont & Compañía de Minas Buenaventura) Mytilineos National Grid Nestlé Newmont Nexen NH Hoteles Noir Norsk Hydro (now part of Statoil) Novartis Pearson Premier Oil PricewaterhouseCoopers Publicis Randstad Ricoh Rio Tinto Rosy Blue Saint-Gobain Sanofi-Aventis Sasol Shell SKF SNS Reaal Sonae Souza Cruz (part of British American Tobacco) Standard Chartered Talisman TAQA Total UBS Unilever Vinci Volvo Group
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1 November 2004
2004 survey of corporate non-financial reporting, by SustainAbility, UNEP, Standard & Poor's (highest scoring companies: Co-operative Financial Services, Novo Nordisk, BP)
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1 November 2004
[PDF] full report: "Risk & Opportunity - Best Practice in Non-Financial Reporting"
Author: SustainAbility, UNEP, Standard & Poor's
[Top 50 companies (highest scoring first): Co-operative Financial Services (part of Co-operative Group), Novo Nordisk, BP, British American Tobacco, BT Group, British Airports Authority (BAA), Rabobank, Rio Tinto, Shell, HP, Unilever, Anglo American,...
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