Our Services
As your trusted risk partner, we provide assessment, benchmarking, and advisory services that reveal where Child Labour risks exist and guide you on how to manage them.
For Investors
By proactively identifying and mitigating Child Labour risks, investors can safeguard investment performance, enhance portfolio stability, and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory and market expectations.
For Businesses
Using our domain expertise and customised data insights, we help businesses with supply chains to understand how Child Labour is material to them, prioritise areas of Due Diligence and improve sourcing practices.
Why is Child Labour a business and investment risk?
Reputation and Market Perception: Companies linked to Child Labour can suffer significant reputational damage, leading to declining stock prices, loss of investor confidence, and reduced market valuation.
Interconnected Sustainability Risks: Human rights abuses, including Child Labour, are often linked to broader environmental and governance risks. Poor labour conditions can signal weak corporate governance, increasing the likelihood of financial instability and regulatory scrutiny.
Regulatory Compliance & Legal Exposure: Global regulators are increasing due diligence requirements, and failure to comply can result in financial penalties, trade restrictions, and potential litigation, all of which pose direct risks to investment portfolios.
Operational and Investment Stability: Supply chain disruptions caused by regulatory actions, sanctions, reputational crises, or legal proceedings can lead to financial losses and operational uncertainty, affecting corporate profitability and investor returns.
Long-Term Portfolio Resilience: Investment strategies that fail to account for Child Labour risks may expose portfolios to hidden liabilities, increasing volatility and weakening long-term financial resilience.