Investors missing potential $23trn LGBT+ market
Some 85% of investment firms have not yet considered an LGBT+ lens internally, and data in the area is lacking
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Expert commentary and insight on ESG investment research across global markets.
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Europe: A packed climate policy for decades to come
Morningstar DBRS explores the various policies Europe has launched to meet its ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets
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Charities urge asset managers to vote in favour of ESG resolutions or be discredited
Charity networks find more than half their asset managers are yet to set climate change-related targets
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Number of women on FTSE boards jumps but ‘more to be done’ at executive level
Liontrust and AJ Bell highlighted for all-male executive committees in final Hampton-Alexander Review
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Asset managers call for ‘fair and equitable’ global efforts to end pandemic
‘We will not end the pandemic anywhere until we end it everywhere’, says WHO director-general as he welcomes investor initiative
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Should there be harsher penalties for modern slavery?
Shareholder engagement proving more effective than legislation for improving modern slavery policy disclosure
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Top climate innovations for the 2020s
Credit Suisse paper explores the technologies that will spur the decarbonisation of the economy
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Where ESG delivered for investors in 2020
ESG funds in both equity and mixed assets outperformed significantly
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Majority of FSTE 250 firms ignore climate-related factors in annual reports
Shareholders need to up pressure on firms to provide better climate disclosures
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European sustainable funds grow 10-fold in past decade
Morningstar analyst finds assets surged 51.8% in 2020 alone
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Improve data to boost humanitarian and resilience investing
Report by WEF and Gulf International Bank Asset Management says private sector has a key role to play in investing in the sustainable recovery and resilience of vulnerable communities
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Review urges nature-related financial risks to be included in GDP data
HM Treasury’s Dasgupta Review finds standard measures such as GDP, growth and productivity are incomplete