UK businesses risk fines for missing emissions reporting deadline
The European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive comes into force in 2024
Author: Laura Miller
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Franklin Templeton grows global sustainability strategy team
Shaw joins from State of Connecticut’s Office of the Treasurer
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Social bonds in demand among impact investors
In Europe the market had grown to €464bn by the end of 2022
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Franklin Templeton grows global sustainability strategy team
Shaw joins from State of Connecticut’s Office of the Treasurer
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L&G Capital appoints former MP as social impact investment head
Julia Goldsworthy served as a Liberal Democrat MP and Treasury special adviser in the coalition government
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FTSE Russell launches ESG-risk adjusted indexes
FTSE UK ESG Risk-Adjusted Index Series applies product and conduct exclusions
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Fidelity appoints new manager for £500m sustainable fund
Jamie Harvey, previously the fund’s lead manager, is leaving the firm
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Asset managers ignore climate pledges to invest $400bn in oil and gas
Carbon Tracker report finds 25 NZAM members invested in the sector
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Asset managers ignore climate pledges to invest $400bn in oil and gas
Carbon Tracker report finds 25 NZAM members invested in the sector
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Robeco makes country sustainability rankings open access
Now covering 150 of the world’s most significant countries
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Castlefield Q&A part 2: Large CSR departments can skew ESG ratings
Lack of data and consistency are big problems
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EU carbon market reforms will ‘stop investor reliance on voluntary frameworks’
Last week EU ministers approved sweeping reforms that aim to cut emissions by 55% from 1990 levels by 2030