The impact of Biden’s LGBT+ order in the workplace
Biden has been a long-term advocate for LGBT+ rights
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Green Dream with Impax’ Lisa Beauvilain: Sustainable businesses will continue to be resilient in the face of further market shocks
The head of sustainability & ESG says investing in sustainable businesses will become even more important
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Global sustainable fund flows soared to ‘stratospheric heights’ in Q4
Morningstar reports worldwide records for global sustainable fund assets and flows
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Nordea to soft close climate fund
Nordea’s Global Climate and Environment Fund has seen assets soar 500% in two years
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Click here for the January 2021 of ESG Clarity digital magazine
Video interviews with Invesco and Snowball, engagement and stewardship analysis, exclusive comment pieces and our RRI are all in this issue
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Last Word reaffirms commitment to responsible investment coverage with launch of global ESG taskforce
The ESG Clarity initiatives being brought to readers includes a podcast, an academy and much more
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Message from Europe: Increased regs will identify greenwashers
These ESG regulations in the UK and European Union are set to take effect in 2021.
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Race to net zero: Renewable energy, offsets and carbon capture will be integral
Bloomberg Intelligence report says despite three-fold increase in company net-zero pledges, we are still creeping towards 1.5 degree Paris Agreement threshold
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‘Perfect storm’ to push ESG assets to record through 2025
Bloomberg predicts COVID-19 and “green recovery” will push ESG investments to $53 trillion, or one-third of all assets.
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BlackRock to vote against corporates with limited net-zero planning
CEO of $8.7trn asset manager has written to clients and company management on path to net zero
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The UK’s income stream is turning green
Whether it be energy, pharmaceuticals or industrials, businesses are focusing on sustainable future income streams, R&M’s Dan Hanbury tells ESG Clarity
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Robin Hood style: Shifting money from richer EMs to lower output economies
HSBC Global Asset Management’s Dupe Olawande discusses the natural skew that favours the richer end of emerging markets