President Securities Corp – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	President Securities Corp outlines governance structures for its sustainable development and investment decision-making, noting that it "formally established the Sustainable Development (CSR) Team" which "holds meetings regularly three times a year" and has launched a "Sustainable Finance and Responsible Investment Team" that requires investment units to follow "the six major UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)", but we found no evidence of any governance process for its direct or indirect lobbying activities. The disclosures describe CSR targets, control measures, and review processes for sustainability performance, but there is no mention of oversight bodies or named individuals charged with ensuring lobbying alignment to climate or sustainability objectives, no procedures for monitoring or managing political advocacy, and no criteria for engaging with or exiting trade associations whose policy positions may conflict with the Paris Agreement. As such, while PSC details its CSR and responsible investment frameworks, it does not disclose how it governs lobbying efforts in support of its climate goals. View Sources	E

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President Securities Corp outlines governance structures for its sustainable development and investment decision-making, noting that it "formally established the Sustainable Development (CSR) Team" which "holds meetings regularly three times a year" and has launched a "Sustainable Finance and Responsible Investment Team" that requires investment units to follow "the six major UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)", but we found no evidence of any governance process for its direct or indirect lobbying activities. The disclosures describe CSR targets, control measures, and review processes for sustainability performance, but there is no mention of oversight bodies or named individuals charged with ensuring lobbying alignment to climate or sustainability objectives, no procedures for monitoring or managing political advocacy, and no criteria for engaging with or exiting trade associations whose policy positions may conflict with the Paris Agreement. As such, while PSC details its CSR and responsible investment frameworks, it does not disclose how it governs lobbying efforts in support of its climate goals.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	No evidence found	E