Podcast: UCL’s Paolo Taticchi on corporate sustainability and the next generation of business leaders
The full interview from episode two of ESG Out Loud with Paolo Taticchi, a teaching professor at UCL and expert in sustainable corporations
Author: Natalie Kenway
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Investment managers’ wishlist for green gilts
IA members want to ensure maximum investor uptake as green gilts are rolled out later this year
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Third of world’s AUM now targeting net zero as support for asset manager framework grows
BlackRock, Vanguard and Jupiter are among the latest names to sign the Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative
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UK opens consultation into mandatory TCFD
Exploring the size and scope of companies that will need to disclose climate-relate risks by April 2022
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Announcing the Global ESG Summit in partnership with UNCDF
ESG Clarity and Last Word Media/Bonhill titles are coming together to run a global event streaming across four time zones on 27 May 2021
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New framework to help Brunel Pension Partnership reach net zero
This rolling stream details the latest net-zero commitments from Brunel Pension Partnership, Abris Capital Partners and Citi
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L&G expands residential accommodation net-zero commitment
Net-zero retirement community will ‘benefit society and environment’
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Pictet closes global environment fund
Global Environmental Opportunities Fund soft closes to new investors as AUM climbs to €7bn
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Unicorn launches socially responsible Aim IHT service
Firm says it is ‘the first of its kind in the market’
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Green Dream with Aviva’s Ramos Martin: Markets are not pricing in the consequences of climate change
Natalie Kenway speaks to Jaime Ramos Martin, manager of the Climate Transition Global Equity Fund at Aviva Investors
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Economic growth model harms people and planet
ShareAction study concludes ‘growth investment practices are both sexist and racist in their current forms’
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Green Dream with Whitehelm’s Tonkin: Inside the infrastructure sector’s transition to renewable energy
Manager of the Whitehelm Capital Listed Core Infrastructure Fund, Ursula Tonkin, explains why she looks for ‘boring’ companies