War in Ukraine may be déjà-vu for ESG investors
‘Too many funds say they consider ESG or exclude a fraction of an index and expect to be congratulated’
PA Future Committee
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AGM season: Remuneration and climate change under spotlight
‘Businesses can expect shareholder pressure to intensify’
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Modern slavery: Every company ceasing business with Russia must examine their exposure
Charities and aid workers are reporting trafficking rings at the Ukraine border
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Europe’s gas disputes with Russia are not new
ESG investors, and oil and gas, could come together to redress political balance away from the Kremlin
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Be open with clients about divesting from Russia
There is a variety of ways and motivations for doing ESG
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What will happen to Europe’s energy?
Renewables provide the answer in the wake of the Russian invasion according to EQ’s Sophie Kennedy
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Ukraine: In an ESG world companies are expected to be moral actors
As ESG investors doing the right thing should line up with your duty to shareholders
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Boots and ragged trousers: Better social indexes
City Hive’s Shah says until inflation metrics reflect society investment will fall short of its ESG expectations
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There is no such thing as ESG investing
CFA’s Matt Orsagh says investment professionals greenwashing with the ESG label are making it meaningless
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Lengthening the ESG investment horizon
ESG Clarity Committee member and CIO EMEA for Morningstar IM Dan Kemp looks at past and future returns of ESG portfolios
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Investors want to see the climate action fund groups are taking
The IA’s Sarah Woodfield looks at the increased scrutiny on shareholder votes
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Is net zero inflationary? Three reasons why it isn’t
CGWM’s Patrick Thomas looks at the link between two trends due to continue making their mark on investments