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Digging Deeper: Understanding the disclosure disconnect in the mining sector

In December 2020, Millani facilitated a roundtable session with members of The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) and selected investors. The session was centered around the disconnect that issuers and investors have experienced, relating to the disclosure of relevant environmental and social information.

Digging Deeper: Understanding the disclosure disconnect in the mining sector

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