Green deal or no green deal?
Rather than tackle climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic as separate crises, the EU has sought to address environment and health as one issue. Ellie Duncan reports…
Author: Joe Mcgrath
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Report showcases ESG benefits of US tax credit investments
US investors may want to consider tax credit investments, research suggests
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ETFs playing an increasing role in ESG exposure
Investors say passive vehicles will be useful for building ESG exposure in the coming five years.
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Japanese refinements show a commitment to ESG
Changes to policies and attitudes show how Japan is becoming a leader in ESG investing in Asia
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Pension funds ill-prepared for ESG reporting obligations
Research by asset servicing bank CACEIS reveals worrying lack of awareness
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JPMAM advances commitment to sustainable investing
J. P. Morgan Asset Management has unveiled a series of initiatives to boost its commitment to sustainable investments
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European companies to miss net zero carbon target
Businesses put €124bn into low carbon investments in 2019
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FRC undertakes climate review
The regulator is considering whether further guidance on reporting requirements may be needed
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Pensions body urges investors to embrace stewardship
Investors must hold company bosses to account on climate change risks, the PLSA warned
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Green bond indices outperform regular bonds
“Arguments are tipping in favour of corporate green bonds,” claims NNIP
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Half of investors to review ESG characteristics this year
Investors expect to increase their investments in opportunities with strong environmental, social and governance metrics
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Poor quality disclosures hinder sustainable finance efforts
Leaving major financial risks unaccounted for in investor and corporate strategies