Alternatives outlook 2021: Decarbonisation and the blue economy
2021 forecasts for water and waste, clean energy, forestry and the aquaculture industry
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Outlook: ‘2020 was an educational year – 2021 will be about the nitty gritty’
In the first of this two-part series exploring the 2021 outlook for the wider ESG industry, ESG Clarity looks at the regulations coming into force and their impact on greenwashing
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PRI calls for ‘re-energised’ Paris Agreement
Little progress has been made in five years since Paris Agreement
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Are swathes of ESG fund launches creating the next dotcom bubble?
Just this week ASI, JPMAM and MSIM have announced sustainable fund launches
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16 takeaways from the Climate Ambition Summit
UN general Antonio Guterres calls on leaders to declare a state of climate emergency
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Special Interview with the UN’s Pierre Bardoux: Economies will collapse if more action is not taken
The senior portfolio manager discusses the UN’s Coral Reef and Lion’s Share funds, and how asset managers can get involved
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A green awakening: Making the sustainability part of the recovery
The pandemic has revealed just how difficult it will be to address climate issues
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Engaging on sustainability in start-ups paves way for green transition
Venture capitalists are taking advantage of sustainable opportunities by investing in the early stages of a business, paving the way for larger investors
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How the funds industry could play a vital role in the Covid solution
Luxembourg finance minister predicts asset managers will come to the fore in H1 2021
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Putting ‘stupid money’ to good causes
Over-exuberance of capital should be directed towards the world’s least-developed countries, writes the UNCDF’s global programme manager Jaffer Machano
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A Sustainable Christmas with Patrick Thomas: Staycations, veggie diet and panic buying
In this brand new series, we ask ESG investment professionals to reflect on 2020, share their sustainable festivities and New Year’s resolutions
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Climate change could reduce GDP 60% in some EMs by 2100
Study by Pictet AM and University of Oxford finds emerging markets are set to suffer more from climate change than developed parts of the world