Investors moving from a generalist to a more sophisticated approach to ESG
Increasingly allocating capital to specific themes or regions
Author: Michael Nelson
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Industrial expansion threatens to undermine Kunming-Montreal nature agreement
Earth Insight’s analysis reveals looming threats to the world’s most vital ecosystems
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Hoped-for irony: How America’s tariff war is boosting the global clean energy transition
The real question isn’t if the world will decarbonise. It’s who will lead, who will follow, and who will get left behind
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ARK Invest launches sustainable investment guide for fund selectors
Offering practical strategies to navigate the rapidly evolving sustainable investment landscape
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Understanding the value of putting assets on the map when assessing nature risk
Shifting from reacting to surprises to proactively mapping vulnerabilities and preparing for them
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Food sector assets face ‘substantial’ financial risk due to asset stranding
Obesity treatment drugs such as Ozempic a notable new driver in asset stranding in the food industry
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ESMA fund naming guidelines impact ‘more limited than expected’
Some 880 in-scope funds have rebranded so far
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The rise of mega-funds and the opportunity they are leaving behind
A wealth of mid-scale platforms are being missed, lacking growth capital to realise their potential
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Investor pressure mounting on ‘big tech’ to address ethical risks tied to AI
Privacy issues, data bias and discrimination, and transparency are the biggest concerns
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Responsible investment progress ‘stagnating’, warns ShareAction
Investment firms ‘are failing to consider the long-term interests of asset owners’
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Not all fashion names are cut from the same cloth
Painting the entire industry with the same brush risks overlooking the positive steps made by some firms
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‘Reports of my death are much exaggerated’: The ongoing saga
Are the golden days of ESG behind us? The data suggests the answer (unhelpfully) is ‘it depends’