COP28: Commitments should speed up slowing decarbonisation rates
MSCI’s Linda-Eling Lee shares her insights on net-zero polices, phase-out of coal power plants in Asia and the ‘billion dollar question’ for this COP
Interviews (EU)
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PRI CEO at COP28: Change is in the wind but it needs to be ratcheted up
With policy, technology and investment, we can fast track the transition, said David Atkin from Dubai
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COP28: Renewable energy commitments are ‘massive tailwind’ for sustainable investments
EQ Investors’ Louisiana Salge is pleased to see some scaling up of renewable energy but adds ‘we are nowhere near where we need to be’
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COP28: We won’t see fossil fuel ‘phasing out’ at this COP
Speaking from Dubai, Wendy Dobson says this event will be remembered as a ‘work-in-progress’ COP
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COP28: Food system declaration is ‘absolutely critical’
Lombard Odier’s Thomas Hohne-Sparborth welcomes the pledges around food systems as he gives his insights from Dubai
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CCLA on SDR: ‘There will be a degree of testing, and that takes time’
CCLA’s Peter Hugh Smith and James Corah express their views on the FCA’s final policy statement
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Oakley Capital Q&A: Applying TCFD guidance to private equity
The iCI TCFD guidance addresses some of the unique considerations for private equity firms
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COP28: Very narrow path to victory
Morningstar’s Lindsey Stewart says government, policy and finance need to work harder together to deliver 1.5 degrees
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Amundi’s Le Meaux: Engagement won’t work unless backed by government strategy
Head of ESG research, voting and engagement discusses the limitations of investor action and changes to the firm’s approach
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Reboot: ‘Institutionally and historically we haven’t had diversity’
Metro Bank’s Mona Patel says there should be more focus on sponsorship and discusses barriers to DEI progression
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Nikko AM Q&A: There are always trade-offs for higher green bond standards
Team says new European standard and taxonomy initiatives will help
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Green Dream with Foresight’s Driver: The evolution of solar
Ross Driver shares his concerns about UK government plans – or lack of – while also highlighting areas of opportunity in solar