‘ESG as a term has outlived its purpose’
London Business School finance professor Alex Edmans joins the latest episode of the ESG Out Loud podcast
Analysis (EU)
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Goldman Sachs AM Q&A: Charting our water future
Luke Barrs discusses wise water management, technology solutions and addressing the just transition
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UK renewables popular with investors but held up by red tape
Darksquare Capital co-founder Daniel Harman discusses where he’s seeing ESG interest from customers
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Human rights risks rising for EM sovereign ESG investors
Verisk Maplecroft finds middle-income countries that make up government debt portfolios deteriorating
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‘Credible’ net-zero plans at just 5% of FTSE 100
EY findings come nearly 18 months after decarbonisation plans mandated to be published by 2023
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Sustainable multi-asset funds battling a challenging year
Square Mile’s Alex Farlow says they had a tougher time than their non-responsible peers but points to some notable exceptions
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Companies engage on human rights but lack supply chain focus
Workforce Disclosure Initiative finds 96% publicly point to policies and undertake due diligence
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Food for thought: The link between extreme weather and inflating prices
Food supply disruption and higher food inflation is something that is likely to continue
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Liontrust’s Michaelis: ‘Reporting only gets you so far’
Head of sustainable investment explains why he’s more excited than ever about sustainable investing
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Where are fund buyers increasing exposure to ESG funds?
European investors reveal where they are adjusting exposure over the next year
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Say on Climate: Engagement opportunity or box-ticking?
Brings climate into an AGM context but proposals can lack clarity and ambition
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Cork harvests and pine resin: Investing in plastic replacements
Smaller, innovative companies in Europe are creating sustainable solutions to the world’s rubbish problem