Foundation · Public commitment
UN Global Compact Commitment
BlackCores and Partners LLP participates in the United Nations Global Compact and supports its Ten Principles on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.
Participation record
United Nations Global CompactBlackCores & Partners LLP · ParticipantThe “We Support” mark refers to BlackCores and Partners LLP's participation in and support for the UN Global Compact and its Ten Principles. It does not represent endorsement, certification, approval or verification of BlackCores Responsible Markets, RM10 Standards, Register profiles, certificates or participating firms.3
About the initiative
The United Nations Global Compact
The United Nations Global Compact is the world's largest voluntary corporate sustainability initiative. Launched in 2000, it calls on companies to align their strategies and operations with universal principles on human rights, labour, the environment and anti-corruption, and to take action in support of broader United Nations goals.
It is a call to action and a leadership platform — not a regulator, a certification body or an auditor. Participating organisations make a public commitment to the Ten Principles and work to advance them through their own conduct, governance and reporting over time.
- 2000
- Initiative launched by the United Nations
- 160+
- Countries with participating organisations
- 10
- Universal principles across four areas
- 17
- UN Sustainable Development Goals supported
Figures describe the United Nations Global Compact initiative generally and are provided for public context. BlackCores Responsible Markets is independently administered by BlackCores and is not a United Nations or UN Global Compact programme, certification, endorsement or verification service.3
Commitment record
A public record of participation
A plain statement of who has made the commitment, on what basis, and how it relates to the Responsible Markets programme.
- Participating organisation
- BlackCores and Partners LLP
- Programme
- United Nations Global Compact
- Commitment basis
- The Ten Principles
- Principle areas
- Human rights · Labour · Environment · Anti-corruption
- Responsible Markets relationship
- Independent BlackCores-administered programme
- Public status
- Commitment and progress-oriented participation
What it means
A principles-based framework for responsible conduct
The commitment gives BlackCores a principles-based framework for responsible business conduct. It supports the way BlackCores approaches governance, documentation, AML/CFT awareness, due diligence, counterparty discipline, anti-corruption controls and institutional readiness.
Responsible markets require evidence.
Principles become credible when they are reflected in records, controls and conduct — not when they are simply stated.
Boundary
What this commitment does not mean
Participation in the UN Global Compact is not an endorsement, certification, approval, accreditation or verification by the United Nations or the UN Global Compact of BlackCores, the BlackCores Responsible Markets programme, the RM10 Standards, any certificate, any register profile or any participating firm.
Participation by BlackCores and Partners LLP does not transfer UN Global Compact status to firms listed in the BlackCores Responsible Markets Register.
The Ten Principles
From principle areas to responsible-market conduct
How BlackCores translates each principle area into the documentary conduct expected of institution-facing firms.
Human rights
Counterparty awareness, responsible client and stakeholder treatment, high-risk relationship review and exploitation-risk awareness.
Labour
Workplace governance, staff conduct, supplier and outsourcing discipline, and fair, documented internal processes.
Environment
Digital-first documentation, responsible operating discipline, supplier awareness and annual improvement practices.
Anti-corruption
AML/CFT awareness, sanctions and KYB discipline, anti-bribery controls, and oversight of conflicts, gifts, inducements and commissions.
From principles to standards
From principles to documentary standards
BlackCores RM10 Standards are BlackCores-owned standards designed to translate responsible-market conduct into documentary areas that institution-facing firms can evidence.7
View RM10 Standards
Progress evidence
From commitment to progress evidence
BlackCores intends to use its Responsible Markets work, methodology development, responsible-market publications, programme records, annual observations and governance documentation as part of its broader evidence base for responsible business progress reporting.
- Responsible-market conduct notes
- Methodology development
- Programme records
- Annual observations
- Responsible-market publications
- Governance documentation
FX/CFD ecosystem
Why this matters in high-scrutiny markets
BlackCores Responsible Markets focuses on governance, documentation and responsible conduct in financial ecosystems where scrutiny is high.
Conduct needs records
Responsible conduct is only credible when it is reflected in documentation that can be reviewed against a defined scope.
Marketing needs boundaries
Communication and promotion discipline matter in high-scrutiny ecosystems where claims carry real consequences.
Financial crime controls need evidence
AML/CFT, sanctions and KYB awareness become meaningful when supported by governance records, not statements alone.
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Scope Notes
Markers in the text above resolve to the full boundary wording below. These notes define what this page records — and what it does not claim.
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UNGC boundary: BlackCores and Partners LLP participates in the United Nations Global Compact. BlackCores Responsible Markets is independently administered by BlackCores and is not a United Nations or UN Global Compact programme, certification, endorsement, approval or verification service. Participant firms do not receive UNGC status through BlackCores Responsible Markets.
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RM10 Standards: BlackCores RM10 Standards are BlackCores-owned standards for documentary mapping and responsible-market conduct presentation. They are not regulatory rules, official regulator standards, UN standards, or a substitute for professional advice.
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General information: Website content is provided for general business and institutional information only. It should not be relied on as legal, financial, tax, investment, insurance, regulatory or trading advice. Users should obtain independent professional advice where appropriate.