US won’t reach net zero by 2050 without reforming energy usage
Report says nation must have more resilient energy infrastructure and should keep tech options open.
Natasha Turner
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No chance of net zero by 2050 unless we build faster
Worley and Princeton E-filliates Partnership report says ‘we might not even get halfway’
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COP26 progress in ‘jeopardy’ from UK government failings
Victory Hill CIO says the UK government lacks coherent and workable policies to achieve net zero
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The role of real estate in the race to net zero
ASI’s Grandage says the net-zero buildings of the future are already here
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Women directors paid 73% less than men
New Street Consulting Group found the average pay for FTSE100 women directors is £237,000 whereas for men it stands at £875,900
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Investing in the theme of connecting people
Liontrust’s Parker says infrastructure asset owners and innovative communications technology companies are good ways to play this theme
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Auditors must commit to calling out companies on climate
‘It is hard to think of a situation where a robustly independent audit is more vital to society than the climate crisis’
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Staycation with RSMR’s Angela Wellock: Litter picking, coastal walks and Scarborough oysters
Senior operations assistant shares her walk from Saltburn by the Sea to Scarborough
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‘We cannot be socially responsible investors without putting a critical focus on human rights’
Rathbone Greenbank Investment’s Elliot says implement a robust set of processes for assessing human rights risks
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What the FCA focus on stewardship and sustainability really means
IA’s Woodfield digs into the regulator’s ‘Dear Chair’ letter
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UNCDF: Bridging the gap for LDC funding
Multi-faceted approach includes funding the ‘missing middle’, showing commercial viability and activating more finance
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Podcast: There is no one-size-fits-all framework
In episode six of ESG Out Loud we speak to Numis director Oliver Hardy, talk fund launches and share a sustainable staycation