Impact investment offerings ‘could serve as a valuable USP’, according to wealth managers
Wealth management has experienced comparatively limited adoption of impact investing despite market growth
Author: Michael Nelson
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Views from the stewardship front line: Why there’s reason for optimism
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon outlines her reasons for remaining optimistic about investee firms’ green commitments
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UKSIF: Stronger focus on systemic risks needed for resilient portfolio returns
UKSIF report identifies the importance of systemic stewardship
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Investors call on Barclays and Standard Chartered to fund clean energy sector
Banks ‘not providing a clear strategy on how they will finance solutions for the clean energy transition’
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HSBC chair and CEO agree to meet with investors over net-zero ambition concerns
Nest and Rathbones are among 30 investors who backed a statement calling for HSBC to build on progress
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Defence ETFs score 72% of European ETF inflows in Q1 2025
Clean energy ETFs posted the weakest net flows, losing $227m
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Green without the gloss: A new phase for sustainable investing
Values-driven investing won’t replace regulation, but it might be what finally makes it matter
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Transparency must lead the ESG reassessment of defence
If defence is no longer a regulatory grey area, the burden shifts to communication, writes FE fundinfo’s Helen Slater
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Climate Change Committee sounds alarm on ‘piecemeal and disjointed’ UK adaptation plan
‘To date, no government in the UK has taken this risk seriously enough’
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Regulation and political polarisation: Why one step back could mean two steps forward
Rebuilding credibility and trust could build foundations for the sustainable funds market to build back stronger
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US DEI rollbacks ‘likely to have meaningful impact in Europe’
78% of European investors say diversity is linked to financial outperformance
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Fund rebranding activity accelerates ahead of ESMA naming guidelines
At least 262 Article 8 and Article 9 funds with ESG-related terms in their names rebranded in the first quarter