‘Watershed moment’ as US re-joins Paris Climate Agreement
Investors predict ‘bullish momentum’ as 19 February marks official date of US re-joining global climate pact
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Q&A: An inclusive culture is the bridge between aspirations and results
Radiant ESG’s Heidi Ridley and Kathryn McDonald say fostering an inclusive culture is within the power of all company leaders
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Top climate innovations for the 2020s
Credit Suisse paper explores the technologies that will spur the decarbonisation of the economy
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Biden’s approach to ESG will likely diverge from the UK’s: A new gold-standard is imminent
The tension between these two approaches, pan-Europe versus the US, will be interesting to watch, writes Entelligent CEO Thomas Stoner
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Three ESG food trends in emerging markets
Alquity’s head of emerging markets says risks include emissions, water usage, overuse of antibiotics and animal welfare
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A faster Chinese decarbonisation
As China celebrates the year of the Ox, Ninety One portfolio managers look at what could be included in President Xi’s plans for net zero by 2060
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Wind and solar opportunities as China plans to clean up its environment
ASI’s David Smith says there are ‘colossal’ opportunities in the ‘value chain’ of green industries in China
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Register for Transatlantic Women in Asset Management Summit
Summit covering global discussions on diversity and inclusion takes place on 23 February
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A fight for life: Extinction Rebellion’s message for business leaders
Extinction Rebellion calls for an urgent conversation with business leaders to help design a political economy that prioritises the life of our planet and its people over short-term profits
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Directly engaging to understand water risk
Franklin Templeton’s Gail Counihan says water resources are at risk from rapid population growth, ecosystem degradation and power generation
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Video: Alquity launches global impact fund
In this video interview Alquity’s Marnie Aragon-Uy speaks to ESG Clarity about its newest product – the Global Impact Fund
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Bridging the trust gap
We are still not seeing an alignment of capital and values where help is needed most – the world’s least developed countries, writes the UNCDF’s Esther Pan Sloane