The Glasgow climate pact and climate finance
Dickson Pinner of McKinsey Sustainability talks about his experience at COP26 as well as the fallout from the Glasgow Climate Pact
Dickson Pinner of McKinsey Sustainability talks about his experience at COP26 as well as the fallout from the Glasgow Climate Pact
We want to hear about your views on ESG strategies, how your attitude about ESG has changed, and how you expect fund managers to adapt
Natasha Turner, deputy editor of ESG Clarity, walks Steve through Week 2 of COP26. The conversation focuses on the youth activists pushing for more direct action and announcements made during Finance Day and the Investment COP sessions.
We want to hear about your views on ESG strategies, how your attitude about ESG has changed, and how you expect fund managers to adapt.
Joe Keefe of Impax Asset Management talks greenwashing
Our own Natalie Kenway, global head of ESG Insights, joins the podcast to share her observations live from the COP26 event in Glasgow, Scotland. Natalie gives a Week One update on some of the big financial announcements and the incredible energy of the city and the event.
As environmentally conscious investing has gained momentum across the globe, the so-called dirty end of the energy spectrum has been going gangbusters for investors.
Morningstar’s global director of sustainability research, Hortense Bioy, joins Liz and Steve for a wide-ranging conversation focused on the differences between the well-established ESG markets of the EU and Asia, and the relative newcomer, the United States.
The nonprofit supporting sustainable investing suggests six steps advisers can use to start or strengthen a sustainable investment practice.
Teresa Wells of Tiedemann Advisors outlines some approaches impact investors can use to combat gender-based violence
The Department of Labor recently released its long-awaited proposal detailing the use of ESG funds and methods in retirement plans and InvestmentNews’ Emile Hallez joins the podcast to discuss. Careen Abb, SDG and impact program lead for the U.N. Environment Program Financial Initiative, also talks about bringing sustainability to banking, insurance and investing.
A carbon-neutral energy mix by 2035 will be precarious as U.S. tries to add on renewable and alternative energy sources at the level needed to replace coal-fired plans, said Patrick Drum of Saturna Capital.