Baillie Gifford’s Stuart Dunbar: The inaccuracies in ESG data (part 2)
In this concluding segment to the video series, Baillie Gifford’s Dunbar shares his views on engagement and governance within the investment industry
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Palm oil investing through an ESG lens
Nikko Asset Management’s Kenneth Tang shares how palm oil companies are improving their sustainability agendas
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Renewable income robust during pandemic
AIC’s Annabel Brodie-Smith discusses the role investment companies play in the path to net zero
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The most desirable ESG roles within asset management
TWS’ Tom Strelzak discusses the recruitment trends in ESG in what has been a ‘transformational 12 months’
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Emerging market green bonds to top $100bn in two years
Last year 174 new green bonds came to the market in EMs
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Baillie Gifford’s Stuart Dunbar: The shortcomings in data approaches to ESG (part 1)
Concerns that sustainable challenges in the real world are being overlooked with strong focus on data
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FCA steps up ESG focus with new hire
LGIM’s Sacha Sadan is joining FCA in newly created role of director of ESG in ‘important shift’ at the regulator
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Royal London and Edentree unveil social partnerships
Supporting social enterprises and water safety among ethnic minority children
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Pressure mounts on UK government to roll out net-zero strategy ‘as soon as possible’
Treasury demands details on departmental roles and responsibilities, clear sector pathways and estimated costs
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Earth Day: The gap between ambition and action can quickly be bridged
While governments and groups pledge long-term commitments, investors call for immediate action on climate change
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Fund picks to ‘restore our earth’
Portfolios that support this year’s Earth Day theme
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Q&A: Making business operations sustainable on Earth Day and every day
Three considerations companies must make in assessing all elements of their sustainability in the supply chain