Inflation, the climate crisis and the role of investors
Tribe’s Amy Clarke explains how investing with climate in mind can act as an inflation hedge
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Stewardship Insights: Clients are becoming more discerning in their engagement evaluations
Wheb’s Monteiro shares her concerns clients are pressurising asset managers to showcase action at the expense of more meaningful engagements
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Amundi and EBI to launch SRI model portfolios
Exclusive: Five portfolios investing in passive funds from Amundi and Northern Trust
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Q&A: Tide of regulation emerging to mandate corporate disclosure on social elements
Aviva Investors’ Richard Saldanha answers questions on social transition
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When the ESG tourists leave
JOHCM’s Andrew Parry explores the academics and papers that are challenging firms to take a more rational approach to sustainability claims
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Investor ‘disappointment’ as JPMAM and State Street exit CA100+
‘Smacks of cowardice’ said one investor who is reviewing positions in JPMAM as a result
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Corporate sustainability due diligence: Why the finish line is just the beginning of the race
Herbert Smith Freehills’ Crockett and Bille look at the implications of the delayed CSDDD vote and why there will be no second chances for firms to comply
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Sustainability hits and misses: Why it’s important for investors to spot the difference
Liontrust’s Mike Appleby says some sustainability solutions are overstated
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Meat producer’s IPO plans a risk to climate and biodiversity
Investors should protect their right to vote, says FAIRR’s Boucher and Montosa
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Judge banks on what they do, not what they say
Banks need to walk away from key clients to put oil and gas policy into practice
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Green Dream with GIB AM’s Desai: Companies in emerging Asia understand improving ESG ratings is ‘potent’ for returns
GIB Asset Management’s Kunal Desai discusses how engagement is different in emerging markets and his preferred sustainable drink with ‘nuisance’ ingredients
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US green transition won’t be Trumped by politics
Despite reports to the contrary, Republicans and Democrats are now often united in their support for the green transition, writes ARK’s Rahul Bhushan