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Tokyo Stock Exchange with financial charts symbolizing Japan Inc.'s corporate governance reforms and market advancements.

Japan Inc. advances corporate governance reforms

Activist investors have made a record number of proposals to Japanese firms for shareholders to vote on at annual general meetings, signaling a profound shift in corporate accountability, according to

Nolan Begay·June 9, 2026

Sustainable Finance

Mexico's Sustainable Debt Issuance Falls Amid Economic Headwinds

In 2023, Mexico's sustainable bond issuance plummeted by 40% compared to the previous year, a stark reversal in its commitment to green finance, according to Bloomberg .

Nolan Begay·June 5, 2026

Dries Lagerberg appointed Chief Sustainability Officer at Rabobank, with the role commencing in June 2026, signifying a long-term strategic commitment.

Sustainable Finance

Rabobank Names Dries Lagerberg CSO, Role Active 2026

Rabobank announced Dries Lagerberg as its new Chief Sustainability Officer, but the role won't become active until June 1, 2026—more than two years from now.

Nolan Begay·June 3, 2026

A Danish pension fund's imposing building symbolically turning away a stylized SpaceX rocket, representing exclusion due to governance and valuation concerns.

Macro Trends

Danish fund excludes SpaceX: governance, valuation concerns

Weeks before its anticipated public offering, Danish pension fund AkademikerPension added Elon Musk's SpaceX to an exclusion list, citing concerns over its corporate governance and valuation.

Arthur Sterling·May 30, 2026