Climate change could cut asset values by more than half
The costs of acting sooner are much lower than those of delaying action, Willis Towers Watson found
Emile Hallez
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US government to mandate emissions disclosure for contractors
President Biden makes proposal ahead of COP27 visit
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US government to make suppliers disclose emissions
Companies with big government contracts would have to report Scope 3 emissions
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Morningstar CEO Kapoor on ESG opportunities for advisers
‘This language of ESG is a way to change that conversation and have connectivity through generations,’ Kapoor says
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Midterms’ consequences for ESG
Regulators will press on with their climate agendas, as will anti-ESG politicians
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Teaching climate finance at a pivotal moment
What was once a fringe topic has become mainstream in financial education, Bruce Usher says
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Say-on-climate votes must go beyond box checking
They are becoming more popular, and a common framework is needed, BNP’s Paula Meissirel says
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Midterm scenarios and impacts on Biden’s climate agenda
Climate action could be slowed in a Republican-controlled Congress
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Asset managers have an ESG data problem
Without standardization, institutional investors have some trouble incorporating the data
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BlackRock to open proxy voting to UK retail investors
Fink announces investors in select mutual funds will be able to vote
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BlackRock to extend proxy voting to some individual fund shareholders
Firm opened proxy voting to big investors a year ago
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Vanguard to test individual fund investor proxy voting next year
The company plans to give index fund shareholders more say on ballot measures