#112 Nathalie Dogniez & Julian Toth: What Is the Current State of Responsible Investment?
How does the field of responsible investment compare to a decade ago? In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard Howitt was joined by Nath...
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20 of 112 episodes#111 John Morrison: Why Sustainability Will Come Back Stronger
What have been the most significant improvements in business and human rights over the past 15 years, and what has lagged behind? In this ep...
#110 Simon Braaksma & Filip Gregor: New EU Company Sustainability Standards Just Released - What Now?
Just last week, the European Commission published its draft Delegated Regulation on the revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards....
#109 Jeremy Nicholls: Why Accountants Aren't Saving the World
Current financial accounting methods are responsible for causing environmental and social harm across the world – but how can this be remedi...
#108 Andreas Beckmann: The Role of Business in Nature Restoration
How can businesses help to protect freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, and habitats? In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard Howitt wa...
#107 Finn Schufft & Emirali Karadoğan: What the German Supply Chain Act (LkSG) Shows About Due Diligence Law in Practice
How has Germany’s national due diligence legislation been working so far? In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard Howitt was joined by...
#106 Alina Laszlo-Orth & Tereza Fialová: How the EU Grid Package Will Impact the Business Energy Transition
What does the proposed European Grid Package mean for the future of the energy industry? In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard Howitt...
#105 Leo Donnachie & David Němeček: SFDR 2.0 - What Does it Mean for Investors & Sustainability?
Do the European Commission’s proposed changes to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) go far enough in resolving the weaknes...
#104 Anna Miazga: What is the New Role of the Chief Sustainability Officer?
In a post-Omnibus 1 European sustainability landscape, what does the new role of the Chief Sustainability Officer look like? In this episode...
#103 Emily Farnworth: The ‘G’ in ESG – Board Directors & Sustainability
Often the weaker side of current corporate sustainability practice, governance – the ‘G’ in ESG – covers everything from how decisions are m...
#102 Benjamin Claeson & Babul Akhter: How to Undertake Worker-Centric Due DIligence
How can companies better integrate worker-centred approaches to their due diligence processes? In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard...
#101 Patrick de Cambourg: EU Sustainability Standards – the Inside Story
As the European Commission now prepares a Delegated Act for the new European Sustainability Reporting Standards, how should we reflect back...
#100 Rachel Davis, Wim Bartels & Filip Gregor: Sustainability Now – 100th Edition Special Debate
Sustainability reporting, sustainable finance, business and human rights – where are we now in Europe and globally on these three major issu...
#99 Robert Adamczyk: What is the State of Play on Green Finance?
What progress has been made in the world of sustainable finance? In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard Howitt was joined by Robert Ad...
#98 Marianne Gros & Robert Hodgson: What’s Coming in Sustainability in 2026?
What should you be looking out for in the corporate sustainability space in 2026? For this very first episode of Frankly Speaking in 2026, R...
#97 Matt Orsagh: Is There a Case for Degrowth?
Is infinite economic growth compatible with life on a planet with finite resources? In final episode of Frankly Speaking this year, Richard...
#96 Julia Otten & Andreas Rasche: The Definitive Guide to the Final EU Omnibus
The Omnibus 1 agreement has finally been signed off – but what happens next? In this last episode before the Christmas break, Frank Bold’s S...
#95 Abrial Gilbert-d'Halluin & Michael Mehling: What the EU-US Trade Deal Means for Global Corporate Accountability
Against the backdrop of the final Omnibus agreement emerging from trilogues, what will continued US political and corporate pressure mean fo...
#94 Niklas Wehner: How to Conduct Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence
How can companies carry out effective human rights due diligence? In this episode of the Frankly Speaking podcast, Richard Howitt was joined...
#93 Petter Forslund: Living Wages – Where Are We Now?
Is the world on track to achieving living wages? In this episode of the Frankly Speaking podcast, Richard Howitt was joined by Petter Forslu...