Matthews Asia ESG head on greenwashing and regulation
Final episode of ESG Out Loud podcast this year
Analysis (EU)
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WWF: COP15 could mark a turning point for nature loss
Hopes are high for a ‘Paris Agreement for biodiversity’ – finance and private sector have a big role to play in fixing broken relationship with nature
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Regulators will end fund name beauty contest to avoid greenwashing
In his latest column for ESG Clarity, Detlef Glow explores the initiatives around the globe to offer clarity around fund names
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Sustainable Standpoint: Expect to see ‘green-bleaching’ allegations in 2023
In part two of this series, ESG industry experts reflect on regulation, greenwashing and transition plans
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Which European banks ranked top for climate and biodiversity?
ShareAction report decries opacity in decarbonisation targets
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New UK coal mine a ‘massive leap backwards’ for net zero
The approval ‘makes no sense’ and is ‘absolutely indefensible’
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Corporate enthusiasm for nature-based solutions is high, but they aren’t prepared for implementation
CDP’s policy engagement head says companies must act now to ensure their business models are prepared
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Montreal: Is this biodiversity’s Paris moment?
Federated Hermes’ Eoin Murray says COP15 will be biodiversity’s ‘line in the sand’ and the investment industry can play a part
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‘Nature positive’ will be as big as ‘net zero’
But biodiversity is an even tougher nut to crack than climate change
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‘Global remit of the PRI must come into play’
City Hive’s Mandy Kirby reflects on this year’s PRI conference in Barcelona
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‘ESG screening means too many things’
PRI conference hears why the strategy is leading to greenwashing
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Are we on the cusp of huge energy changes for MENA?
COP28 is taking place in the UAE – home to some of the world’s largest oil and gas producers