Is carbon capture a technology we can’t do without for energy transition?
Federated Hermes’ Yamoah says carbon capture and storage has been long on promises and short on delivery
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Sustainable food: Fund managers must scratch beneath the surface
Investing in the right agriculture practices can have a positive societal and ecological effect
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Sustainability labels: Challenges for portfolio managers
From passing on costs of implementation to investors, to meeting the 70% threshold, portfolio managers have a lot to consider
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Cybersecurity: ESG or impact?
AI is likely to increase the volume and heighten the impact of cyber-attacks, says WHEB’s Victoria MacLean
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ESG Out Loud: How we can invest in nature to transform the economy
‘Nature is the most advanced technology we have on this planet,’ says forestry expert Marc Palahí in the latest podcast
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Pros and cons of alternative proteins
Greenbank’s Guy Brook looks at the four main protein substitutes for meat
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How to prepare for the FCA’s anti-greenwashing rule
Anti-greenwashing guidance warns firms about the colours used around sustainability – but firms need to be whiter than white
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Green taxonomies are a study aid not a pass mark
Victory Hill’s Fraser-Smith explains why taxonomies are a powerful tool but no magic bullet
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Green Dream with Castlefield’s McMahon: We have been exercising our right to vote against sustainability committees
Ita McMahon discusses engagement progress, training for the anti-greenwashing rule and more sophisticated conversations with clients
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CCLA doubles AdviserAction membership
Eight new firms sign up to engagement initiative
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Big Society Capital to change name amid plans to scale up funding
‘Raising the profile of social impact investing in the UK’
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Q&A with CCLA’s Corah: Focusing on sustainable leaders is not unleashing the power of our industry
James Corah tells PA Future why the ESG backlash is ‘ridiculous’ and how CCLA focuses on areas where it can make meaningful change