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Tracking Norms Change as Market Risk in Public Equities

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Tracking Norms Change as Market Risk in Public Equities

Investing in research on norms change can help investors better predict whengender-based violence moves from a chronic to an acute market risk

Audiences: Public equities analysts, asset managers, and pension funds
Type of violence: Workplace violence
Type of capital: Public Equities
 

Resources: Criterion Institute will shortly publish a framework and tool for assessing the market risk of gender-based violence in public equities.


Categories:Types of Capital | Audiences | Sectors  |  Geographies  |  Investment Approaches  |  Types of Violence


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