Insights from COP28: How to invest for a better world
‘In a post-COP28 world, it would benefit the investment managers to zoom in on sustainable investment strategies that put ESG first’, writes Dr Ana Nacvalovaite
Natalie Kenway
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Winter Wonderland: More stringent AI ethics regulations is high on my wishlist
EQ Investors’ Johnny Bowie talks taking on the oil giants, the problem with banks and why he would like to see AI regs in place
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What can DEI learn from ESG?
Understanding the drivers of action
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Winter Wonderland: Republican politicians get coal this year – but woe betide they burn it
In our new series, ESG investment professionals share who would play their panto characters and who deserves coal for Christmas
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ShareAction: Asset managers’ use of escalation in engagement is ‘ineffective’
Has proposed a framework for more efficient use of escalation tools
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Fund in focus: Shelter during market wobbles
HL’s Dominic Rowles gives his take on the BNY Mellon Sustainable Real Return fund
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COP28: Finance industry needs to be adopting transition technology much faster
It doesn’t need to be sophisticated technology or AI, but firms are not investing in even the basic technologies, ClarityAI CEO says
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COP28 so far: Key action points for investment managers
ESG Clarity spoke to various industry spokespeople at COP28 to find out their takeaways from the announcements so far
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COP28: Commitments should speed up slowing decarbonisation rates
MSCI’s Linda-Eling Lee shares her insights on net-zero polices, phase-out of coal power plants in Asia and the ‘billion dollar question’ for this COP
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PRI CEO at COP28: Change is in the wind but it needs to be ratcheted up
With policy, technology and investment, we can fast track the transition, said David Atkin from Dubai
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Four action steps for investment firms to address climate justice priorities
‘Funding gaps must be bridged with innovative solutions that prioritise climate justice’
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COP28: Renewable energy commitments are ‘massive tailwind’ for sustainable investments
EQ Investors’ Louisiana Salge is pleased to see some scaling up of renewable energy but adds ‘we are nowhere near where we need to be’