Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation and partners launch climate fund to empower women
The Women Empowerment for Climate fund is aiming to raise $100m for adaptation projects in Asia and Africa
Author: Michael Nelson
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NZAM suspends activities in the wake of BlackRock’s exit
The initiative will conduct a review to ensure it remains ‘fit for purpose in the new global context’
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Aegon to close its UK Sustainable Opportunities fund due to weak growth
Co-fund managers, Audrey Ryan and Sajeer Ahmed, will remain at the firm
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Fixed income outlook 2025: Ample opportunity for sustainable active managers
Green and social bond markets expected to continue to grow in 2025, but serious questions around the survival of sustainability-linked instruments
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EdenTree renames government bond fund and adds SDR label
The firm’s Global Sustainable Government Bond Fund will adopt the Sustainability Focus label
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SJP equity fund aligns with SDR Sustainability Focus label
The external fund manager will also change, with Schroders taking over as the fund’s sole manager
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PensionBee launches product for customers to invest in line with Paris Agreement goals
The Climate Plan aims to hit a 10% year-on-year reduction in carbon intensity for Paris-aligned Benchmarks
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Climate change is clients’ ‘top engagement priority’ as global warming exceeds 1.5°C for the first time
Climate-fuelled disasters shine a spotlight on the material risks linked to global warming
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Aegon to apply Sustainability Focus SDR label to two funds
Three of Aegon’s ethical funds will remain unlabelled with sustainable characteristics
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Cyber resiliency should be a ‘top priority’ for investors
Railpen and RLAM’s latest report provides guidance for investors on cybersecurity risks
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Cazenove to utilise SDR Sustainability Focus label across three funds
Aiming to give clients ‘confidence in the integrity and robustness’ of its sustainable investment approach
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Investors back resolution to scrutinise Shell over LNG business
Liquified natural gas could have a greenhouse gas footprint that is 33% worse than coal