Author: Bahar Gidwani

CSRHub has ingested a list produced by California’s Air Resources Board (CARB).  The 3,127 companies on this list are those that this US state agency feels may be affected by California’s new climate disclosure laws.

When we founded CSRHub in 2007, we imagined bringing together and harmonizing the “wisdom of the sustainability crowd.” We wanted to bring together the disparate views on corporate ESG performance from Wall Street analysts, not for profit researchers, membership organizations, government databases, and advocacy groups. We started adding data sources to our platform, one by […]

CSRHub is pleased to announce the integration of As You Know’s (AYK) data into the CSRHub platform. This addition enhances our coverage of political activity, social justice, diversity, and leadership alignment across the Russell 3000 and other U.S. public entities. As You Know brings a research-driven, metrics-based perspective that aligns with CSRHub’s mission of delivering […]

Prime Directive Analytics was established to help investors reclaim their voice in the democratic process. It is a reaction to direct involvement by corporations in U.S. political activity. We recently added Prime Directive Analytics’ “Democracy” signal on 1,410 US Corporations to CSRHub’s big data consensus ESG ratings system.

The EU has announced that it will ask most companies that do business in Europe to comply with its Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). The exact timing of when this law will be put in force and who will be covered has been changing. The list of indicators that must be reported is also changing. […]

Richmond Global Sciences (RGS) seeks to provide comprehensive tech solutions for key stakeholders committed to making a positive impact on the Environment and Society while generating Financial Returns. It provides impact analysis and financial data insight to public, private, and fixed income investors. CSRHub is now integrating this data into its consensus Environment, Social, and […]

We considered many names for our site—in fact we spent our first year and a half under a different name—EkoHub. We liked “Eko” — coming from the Greek word Oikos, related to economy, ecology, and “home” or social concerns. From the beginning, we believed the word “Hub” reflected our desire to be at the center […]