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T. Rowe Price taps Morgan Stanley diversity executive
Raymone Jackson hired as firm’s global head of diversity and inclusion to expand T. Rowe’s D&I strategies.
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Parallel lines: ESG Clarity’s September 2020 magazine
Click here to read ESG Clarity‘s September 2020 digital magazine. Themes of integration and impact investing run throughout this second issue of ESG Clarity’s digital magazine. The cover feature on p8 explores how fund selectors consider ESG integration in their analysis, while an interview with Caroline Minio-Paluello on p5 shares Schroders’ plans to address the…
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Q&A: Enzo Advisers’ CEO on why ESG is accelerating now
Nidhi Chadda, founder of the boutique firm, says three factors beyond COVID-19 are boosting interest.
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New Responsible Ratings Index examines US funds across researchers
ESG Clarity US and Last Word Research ranking top performing funds by their ESG ratings from three different research companies.
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ESG funds not offering sustainability benefits: Barclays
Report finds ESG fund holdings tend to score about the same as standard mutual funds on ESG credentials.
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New ESG scoring from Bloomberg to start with oil and gas companies
Service to cover environmental and social scores for 252 companies.
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ISS ESG unveils leader fund ratings
Prime funds outperform peers on a variety of sustainability factors.
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How shorts can support ESG investing
Paper focuses on carbon footprinting, describing how short positions in carbon-intensive businesses can lower footprint of a portfolio.
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Deutsche Bank presents new ESG research offering
dbSustainability will produce reports detailing the impact of ESG themes on the economy and individual companies.
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BlackRock engagement update since January ESG pledge
Investment behemoth ramped up its climate-related engagement with companies in carbon-intensive sectors.
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Impact investing in emerging markets
UBAM’s Mathieu Nègre and Yvan Delaplace say these countries have greater opportunities for impact investing than developed markets.