Pandemic shines spotlight on the importance of trusted relationships
The pandemic has challenged everyone in many ways ― personally and professionally. The coronavirus has forced investment managers and their clients to grapple with yet another black swan crisis just over a decade since the last one. What have we learned so far, especially for the growing outsourced chief investment officer market? What lessons can one take from this experience, and how might they inform the next generation of OCIO providers and clients?
These are the questions and topics OCIO providers have been thinking about even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to leave its mark around the world.
Leigh F. Capule, Migrations Manager I GSC Philippines, HSBC. Photo: HSBC
Leigh is a pioneer member of the HSBC (HSBA.L) Pride + Ally Network in GSC Philippines. Under Leigh’s leadership a number of significant initiatives and company policy changes were made, including the establishment of both gender neutral and gender preference restrooms, the inclusion of same sex and domestic partners in their insurance coverage and inclusion of treatment of HIV/AIDS in HMO coverage.
Leigh took the lead in the D&I forum held in India in sharing Philippines Pride best practices and initiatives and established an annual PAN GSC SOGIE Awareness session, which she personally facilitates. In addition, she played a critical role in the establishment of Pride ERGs in GSC India and China.
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Unilever to resume advertising on Facebook, Twitter in US
FILE PHOTO: The company logo for Unilever is displayed on a screen on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US, Feb 17, 2017. (Photo: REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo)
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LONDON: Unilever said it would resume advertising on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter in the United States after pausing in June due to divisiveness and hate speech on the platforms during the US election period.
The consumer goods company said on Thursday (Dec 17) it plans to end the advertising pause next month and would continue to scrutinise the platforms in the post-election period.
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Unilever To Resume Advertising On Facebook, Twitter In US
Unilever earlier this year joined an advertising boycott against Facebook as part of the Stop Hate for Profit campaign started by U.S. civil rights groups after the death of George Floyd, a Black man in Minneapolis who died while in police custody on May 25.
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Unilever Plc said it would resume advertising on Facebook Inc, Instagram and Twitter Inc in the United States after pausing in June due to divisiveness and hate speech on the platforms during the U.S. election period.
The consumer goods company said on Thursday it plans to end the advertising pause next month and would continue to scrutinize the platforms in the post-election period.
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