A Sustainable Christmas with Jean-Jacques Barbéris: Baby news, China’s game changer and reduced travel
Jean-Jacques Barbéris, director of the institutional and corporate clients division & ESG at Amundi, shares his plans to reduce his travel by 80%
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DoL’s softer tone speaks volumes for ESG strategies
Thomas Stoner, CEO of Entelligent, discusses the ensuing tug-of-war between the DoL and the new Biden regime
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Taskforce shares 20 recommendations to improve stewardship
Led by the Treasury and supported by the Investment Association, the Asset Management Taskforce has released recommendations for asset owners
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Schroders and Big Society Capital launch social impact trust
Schroders announces plans to raise £100m for the BSC Social Impact Trust
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Increasing ESG opportunities in emerging markets
SPEAR Capital’s Martin Soderberg says emerging markets could help investors overcome Brexit woes
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DWS commits to climate neutrality
European investment manager DWS has also created an ESG advisory board
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Morningstar finds low commitment to ESG in some big names
Vanguard and American Century fall short while Robeco, Calvert and Impax lead Morningstar’s ESG Commitment Levels
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Investors to double renewable energy infrastructure allocations
Octopus report finds global institutional investors plan to increase allocation from 4.2% to 8.3% in five years
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ESG fund managers of the future: November 2020 magazine
Read ESG Clarity‘s November 2020 magazine here. As we draw closer to the end of the year, it is difficult to comprehend the many events that have occurred in such a short space of time: Covid-19, lockdowns, social unrest and a new US president, to name a few. It has also been a year where…
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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
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Industry says UK’s £12bn climate plan welcome but ‘not enough’
‘We definitely need to see more’, say investment commentators in response to Boris Johnson’s 10-point climate plan