Eurosif chair steps down
Will Oulton steps down ahead of Eurosif AGM
Author: Michael Nelson
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New greenwashing rules are imminent
Julia Dreblow considers how investors should engage with the FCA’s upcoming anti-greenwashing rule
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European GSS bond funds: An unstoppable force in the race to net zero
MainStreet Partners’ Pietro Sette says that progressive disclosure standards help investors understand the true impact of GSS bond funds
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New Beginnings with EQ Investors’ Salge: Not all parts of the financial services industry are ‘grown up’ about ESG
Louisiana Salge says the only way to prevent the misled politicisation of ESG is by having detailed discussions on intentions and motivations
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Green skills and energy bills: Hitting the UK’s net-zero emissions target starts at home
UKSIF’s CEO, James Alexander, says prioritising energy efficiency at home could unlock a greener future
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New Beginnings with RLAM’s Hamilton Claxton: Industry at risk of trying to do too much too soon
Ashley Hamilton Claxton urges the industry to avoid burning out and to ‘walk forward with intent’
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‘Convenience comes at a cost’: Navigating the green bond landscape
Investors should avoid being drawn into investing in labels that are merely ‘a marketing tool’
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Why B Corp month is more important than ever
EQ Investors’ Sophie Kennedy reflects on this year’s B Corp month
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Knowledge gaps and a lack of global alignment hinder transition finance
CFA Institute analysis identifies challenges on the path to a net-zero economy
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Appeal for impact investing in decline as market volatility takes its toll
ACI study shows appeal declined by 5% in the UK despite impact investors willing to give up some returns
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Watery potential: Tackling both the pipe and the dream of water security globally
Stephanie Niven, global sustainable equity portfolio manager at Ninety One, highlights the investment opportunities and challenges around water supply
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Time for asset managers to hold banks accountable for inconsistency in net-zero targets
Comes as HSBC publishes targets covering only 33% of facilitated emissions