‘Perfect storm’ will accelerate ESG assets to top $53trn by 2025
Bloomberg Intelligence research, exclusively seen by ESG Clarity, predicts ESG will form a third of all global assets as ETFs and debt expand
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Fitch: Five credit trends to watch in 2021
Report highlights social impact of Covid-19, a ‘data deluge’ and corporate governance reform
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Global equity outlook: Managers point to ESG bubble, healthcare and ‘future-fit leaders’ as top priorities for 2021
ESG investment managers share how the vaccine rollout and the race to net zero will impact global equity markets
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Q&A with Arisaig’s Rebecca Lewis: ‘There isn’t an option to stay silent on diversity anymore’
Managing director Rebecca Lewis explains she would rather see a company fail to meet a stretching target than no target at all
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Jupiter promotes Llewellyn-Waters amid ESG team restructure
Abbie Llewellyn-Waters becomes head of sustainable investing, while Edward Bonham Carter to focus on corporate responsibility activities
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Women in ETFs conference to take place on 26-27 January
ESG Clarity becomes media partner of the Women in ETFs 2021 Around the Clock Around the World virtual conference
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Look for detailed strategies from corporates this earnings season
More companies are highlighting their ESG efforts, according to Federated Hermes’ Audra Delport and Fraser Lundie
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Outlook 2021: What’s next on the D&I agenda?
Expect to see a greater focus on hidden biases and corporate culture in this year’s diversity discussions
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Five ESG themes for 2021 and funds to capture them
CGWM’s Patrick Thomas says ESG investing attracts some very talented fund managers
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Victory Hill donates portion of fees to SDG initiative
Partnered with BOTTLETOP Foundation to support its UN SDG friendship bracelet campaign
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10 funds for the transition to a low carbon future
Square Mile outlines the funds it believes will deliver on their promised impacts.
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The green regulatory drivers of 2021
The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)’s Adam Jacobs-Dean says regulation will shine a light on new and existing challenges in 2021