UK sustainability regulation must get tougher
‘Sustainable investment labels are too reliant on narrative-based reporting’
Opinion (EU)
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Adani debacle was a wake-up call for ESG funds
But the warning signs were there
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Reflecting on City Hive’s Fearless Woman campaign
In March 2022 City Hive launched a year-long celebration of 50 years of women in investment
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Seaweed: The unsung climate hero
LGT’s Phoebe Stone explores private equity opportunities accessing the blue economy
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Facing up to the reality of water scarcity on World Water Day
Wellington’s Louise Kooy-Henckel shares three companies developing solutions across the water value chain
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Pushing the boundaries of the circular revolution
On World Recycling Day, EdenTree’s David Osfield looks at the drivers of circular change
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How will ESG investing weather a recession?
A cross section of industry commentators give their views
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Responsible shareholders using litigation against poor governance
If shares lose value due to negligent or illegal behaviour investors are entitled to seek redress
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Investing sustainably in Africa means focusing on women
Africa has the highest percentage of women entrepreneurs in the world but they account for just 33% of its GDP
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How the mining industry can scale up sustainably
Church of England Pensions Board chief responsible investment officer calls on stakeholders to rethink how they invest in mining companies
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Two funds for the sustainable food transition
Our food system is not fit for purpose but investors can capitalise on structural shifts
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Constructing portfolios that minimise exposure to autocratic regimes
Weak investor protection is one reason assets could be priced differently across autocratic and democratic countries