Nature: An invisible part of the economic equation
JPMAM’s Jennifer Wu outlines three steps to transform nature challenges into opportunities
Opinion (EU)
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Why and how should investors support the transition to safe and sustainable chemicals?
BNP Paribas Asset Management’s Rachel Crossley urges investors to consider the goals of the Global Framework on Chemicals
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Winter Wonderland: Dissecting the polarised views of ESG
Morningstar’s Boya Wang shares what he believes has led to ESG becoming over politicised
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Winter Wonderland: Mental health, SFDR and Scope 3 emissions
‘We are huge supporters of any regulation which creates more transparency’
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COP28: We need to shift gears in response to sustainability setbacks
There is a stark contrast between companies addressing climate with those taking minimal action – the potential to drive long-term value
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SDR and the new investment labels: Will the data stack up?
Stewarts’ Elisa Wahnon says asset managers needs to closely look at underlying data to avoid falling foul of the rules
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Insights from COP28: How to invest for a better world
‘In a post-COP28 world, it would benefit the investment managers to zoom in on sustainable investment strategies that put ESG first’, writes Dr Ana Nacvalovaite
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Winter Wonderland: More stringent AI ethics regulations is high on my wishlist
EQ Investors’ Johnny Bowie talks taking on the oil giants, the problem with banks and why he would like to see AI regs in place
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Winter Wonderland: Republican politicians get coal this year – but woe betide they burn it
In our new series, ESG investment professionals share who would play their panto characters and who deserves coal for Christmas
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Fund in focus: Shelter during market wobbles
HL’s Dominic Rowles gives his take on the BNY Mellon Sustainable Real Return fund
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Investment COP: Mobilising finance for ‘total net-zero’ before 2030
Panel discussed collaboration and ways to meet 2030 decarbonisation targets
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COP28: Time for a course correction
As climate change impacts spell devastating consequences for economies and communities the world over, Stephanie Maier reminds us what is at stake and calls for decisive action in Dubai