Three out-of-the-box metrics from fund managers
Fund managers are looking at more obscure metrics in their investment analysis
Michael Nelson
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ShareAction to challenge bank CEOs over ‘incoherent’ decarbonisation targets
Climate targets and roadmaps set by banks are not fit for purpose, says ShareAction’s latest report
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FCA releases ‘good practice’ guidance for firms applying for SDR labels
Also includes ‘bad practice’ examples
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What’s working for the sustainable investment landscape – market forces, or forcing the market?
It has yet to be proven whether a carrot or stick approach is more effective, writes Catalina Secreteanu
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Urgent need for consensus around stewardship practices with rise of ‘engagement washing’
‘More activity’ has become the dominant narrative but this misses the point, according to WHEB’s white paper
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TPT publishes final report outlining next steps for advancing transition planning
Taskforce has given businesses ‘a groundbreaking framework to develop transition plans’
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Autumn Budget 2024: ‘Unlocking the growth industries of the future’
Government doubled down on its commitment to the National Wealth Fund and GB Energy
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Britain ‘back on the global stage’ as it sets 30by30 conservation targets
Aims to ensure that at least 30% of the Earth’s land and ocean is being effectively conserved and managed by 2030
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NZAOA members reduce financed emissions by at least 6%
Annual progress report details progress towards decarbonisation targets among asset owners
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Autumn Budget wishlist 2024: Windfall tax changes, sustainable housing and National Wealth Fund updates
‘A whole systems thinking approach’ is needed to be successful in accelerating the transition to a green economy
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Academic research is the key to unlocking better environmental outcomes
Closer collaboration between investors and academia could help build a more robust financial system, says Insight Investment’s Sawbridge
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Impact investing market has grown by more than $400bn since 2022
‘Growing mainstream acceptance’ of impact investing, according to GIIN