Four investment trusts become first to adopt SDR sustainability labels
Non-UK AIC members are looking carefully at the labelling regime in preparation for when they’re bought into scope
Author: Michael Nelson
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Over 90% of UK and European investors ‘concerned’ about sustainability under Trump
Despite these concerns, over half plan to increase their impact allocations over the next 12 months
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Green Dream with Nikko AM’s Mertens: Green bond market is becoming more fragmented
Nikko AM’s Holger Mertens also says sustainability-linked bonds are ‘a brilliant idea’ but need restructuring to gain investor confidence
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Beyond compliance: How can businesses lead in climate and sustainability in 2025?
EcoAct CEO, Stuart Lemmon, identifies key trends that will shape corporate sustainability in 2025 for businesses
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Is Trump King Carbon or King Canute?
As Donald Trump is inaugurated for the second time, many worry that it’s an ill portent for sustainability in the US
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BlackRock fund becomes first to use Sustainability Improvers SDR label
The BFM Brown to Green Materials fund seeks to invest in materials companies essential for the low carbon transition
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Global risk outlook ‘bleak’ as environmental concerns soar
State-based armed conflict, pollution and extreme weather events feature among major global risks over the next two years
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Premier Miton EMs fund to use Sustainability Impact label
Managed by Fiona Manning and William Scholes
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Liontrust to adopt Sustainability Focus label on 10 funds
The funds manage £8.5bn of assets
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China to launch inaugural overseas sovereign green bond in London
The first in a series of Chinese green sovereign issuances in the UK in 2025
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Investors set to progressively incorporate nature data into their decision-making process
Nature data architecture at the asset level is growing, according to an inaugural study from ISS STOXX’s Natural Capital Research Institute
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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