COP28: Very narrow path to victory
Morningstar’s Lindsey Stewart says government, policy and finance need to work harder together to deliver 1.5 degrees
Natalie Kenway
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Going nuclear: Asia leading the zero-emission power push
Social acceptance remains a key barrier to widespread deployment but it plays a role in decarbonisation, says
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Reboot: ‘Institutionally and historically we haven’t had diversity’
Metro Bank’s Mona Patel says there should be more focus on sponsorship and discusses barriers to DEI progression
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Green Dream with Foresight’s Driver: The evolution of solar
Ross Driver shares his concerns about UK government plans – or lack of – while also highlighting areas of opportunity in solar
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French SRI fund label could lead to €7bn divestment from energy sector
To retain the label, funds will need to address holdings in oil and gas companies that will be excluded
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Energy barriers blocking UK’s green future
And how the government could spur the uptake of renewable energy by corporates
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Unilever case study: Managing ESG controversy within a sustainable portfolio
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon explains how the team actively engaged with Unilever over its continued presence in Russia
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Using correct pronouns crucial in shaping business and society
Inclusive language fosters an environment of respect, dignity and validation
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Green Dream with AXA IM’s Derue: Companies need to rethink their business models
The head of ESG research discusses adapting engagement to different companies’ journeys and pressing for short-term, concrete action
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Automation, systemisation and efficiency: The future of voting disclosure?
Ashley Hamilton Claxton explains why automating voting could reduce costs and manual efforts
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Investors must recognise the infinite benefits of leading from the front
The Stewardship Code gives asset managers the opportunity to codify responsible investment principles and refine reporting lines
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‘Carbon bubble’ needs to return to investor dialogue
Rathbones’ Matt Crossman says fossil fuel reserves have quietly stepped off the agenda