BNPP AM and CDP team up to create biodiversity framework
The groups plan to come up with a ‘new norm’ of reporting on biodiversity
Author: Natalie Kenway
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UK government responds to Dasgupta Review with nature restoration plans
Environment secretary shares new ambitions, and a reflection on World Bee Day
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What to expect in the May issue of ESG Clarity’s digital magazine
A taste of the biodiversity focused articles included in the May issue
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Half of cities lack climate change plans, but small signs of progress emerging
CDP analysis found 58% of cities do not yet have an emissions reduction target but positive action is being taken.
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Financial services execs boost staff sustainable finance skills amid climate concerns
60% of c-suite acknowledge concern about their organisation’s ability to deal with climate change
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EFAMA outlines six ways EU can improve sustainable disclosure regime
In response to a joint ESA consultation, EFAMA calls for consistency, social inclusion and a transition period
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Green Dream with Nordea’s Christophe Girondel: Looking for the ESG stars of tomorrow
Nordea’s Christophe Girondel discusses the evolution of the groups ESG range over the past decade
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Half of cities lack climate change plans but small signs of progress emerging
CDP analysis found 58% of cities do not yet have an emissions reduction target but positive action is being taken
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Sustainable fashion: Why it matters and how to identify the winners
JPMAM’s Europe Sustainable Equity Fund team says there is a material opportunity for sustainable fashion leaders to stand out
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GoldenSource tool to unearth greenwashers through portfolio analysis
Allows users to carry out portfolio screening, comparison and quality checks
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The journey towards achieving alpha with impact
Bloomberg’s Philippa Thompson looks at the next decade of impact investing
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Student programme launched to broaden talent pipeline entering investment industry
#TalkAboutBlack teams up with CFA, Encircle and 60 investment firms for The Skills Workshop for university students