The “human-rights greenhouse” at 25 Porchester Place, on the Hyde Park Estate, which is owned by the Church Commissioners. The Commissioners, together with Aviva and Scottish Widows, created the Investor Initiative on Human Rights Data (II-HRD) in 2024 as “a collaborative initiative where institutional investors work to advance the availability, quality and use of corporate human rights data”. In the report, published on Wednesday, the First Church Estates Commissioner, Alan Smith, writes: “This initiative is a clear demonstration that our investments are as much about ethical accountability as they are about financial performance.”