Accelerating Change: The Potential of Capital Market Actors in Addressing Modern Slavery

Maha Khan, Sofia Gonzalez de Aguinaga and Deborah Drake (2023). Accelerating Change: The Potential of Capital Market Actors in Addressing Modern Slavery. United Nations University.

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    Author Maha Khan
    Sofia Gonzalez de Aguinaga
    Deborah Drake
    Title Accelerating Change: The Potential of Capital Market Actors in Addressing Modern Slavery
    Publication Date 2023-10-06
    Place of Publication New York
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages 36
    Language eng
    Abstract This brief is aimed at capital market actors—asset owners, asset managers, private equity funds, stock exchanges, investment banks, and development finance institutions (DFIs)— and in particular those engaged in high-risk sectors like extractives, construction, and agriculture. It focuses on their crucial role in addressing modern slavery and the strategies, practices, and leverage of their peers. As responsible investment trends reshape risk assessment approaches and values, this brief is an essential resource for capital market actors engaged in high-risk sectors, helping them to understand how they can combat this human rights violation. It offers good practice examples, case studies, and five actionable recommendations.
    UNBIS Thesaurus DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
    STOCK MARKETS
    STOCK COMPANIES
    TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS
    FORCED LABOUR
    PUBLIC FINANCE
    Keyword Modern slavery
    Capital Market Actors
    Forced labour
    Financial sector
    Copyright Holder United Nations University
    Copyright Year 2023
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9789280866100
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