Sustainable Standpoint: The ESG premium is dissipating – providing better opportunities
In the final part of this series, commentators reflect on the ‘teenage years’ of ESG and share their predictions for the year ahead
Natalie Kenway
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Making sovereign debt markets work for sustainable development
Improving the financial health of sovereigns and reducing the need for ex-post debt structuring
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New Year’s ESG checklist for asset managers
Focusing on these areas will quicken ESG integration and bring us closer to a stable planet, writes Redington’s Nick Samuels
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The pressure is on for 2023
The level of collaboration around net zero is increasing – let’s keep this momentum going
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Sustainable Standpoint: It’s time for ESG to grow up
ESG Clarity Committee members share their reflections and predictions in part three of this series
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Substantial surge in net-zero tech investment but further scale needed
To achieve net zero by 2050, trillions of dollars of investment is needed to develop and scale a range of different net-zero technologies
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WWF: COP15 could mark a turning point for nature loss
Hopes are high for a ‘Paris Agreement for biodiversity’ – finance and private sector have a big role to play in fixing broken relationship with nature
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‘Writing on the wall’ for new fossil fuels as HSBC stops funding
Other banks need to follow suit or face shareholder action
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‘Writing on the wall’ for new fossil fuels as HSBC stops funding
Other banks need to follow suit or face shareholder action
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‘Disappointment’ as UK delays green taxonomy
Will not fulfil legal obligation to implement by end of 2022 as it flags complexities and EU taxonomy problems
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WWF: COP15 could mark a turning point for nature loss
Hopes are high for a ‘Paris Agreement for biodiversity’ – finance and private sector have a big role to play in fixing broken relationship with nature
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Australia sets sights on mandatory climate disclosure
Consultation starts for standardised requirements