Managers jump on ESG bandwagon but the best are specialists
New ESG entrants are rushing in, but good managers are long-tenured experts
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Seed science, sanitation and seasoning: Nine opportunities in sustainable food
A number of sub-sectors underpin the ongoing sustainability revolution in the global food industry
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City Hive launches industry kitemark to catalyse change in corporate culture
ESG Clarity is delighted to act as media partner for the City Hive ACT kitemark
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UK’s 10-point climate plan to create ‘green industrial revolution’
Banning of petrol and diesel cars, increased hydrogen generation and promoting City of London to green finance centre are all in the plans
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IA paper backs government’s TCFD plans
The Climate Change Position Paper presents three industry requests to the government
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Q&A: LGT’s Sneyers on moving from ‘intentions’ to ‘real-world outcomes’
LGT Capital Partners managing partner and UN PRI board member Tycho Sneyers says focus is ‘clearly shifting towards a stronger outcome orientation’
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Firm profile: Earth Capital on the recognition that ‘life has to change’ post-Covid
The latest developments at private equity firm Earth Capital, its investment processes and how ESG has become a ‘necessity’
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The risks and rewards of aquaculture
Invesco’s director of ESG research Nikki Gwilliam-Beeharee looks at the companies taking steps to mitigate impacts on the marine ecosystem
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Asset managers unite to call for Paris-aligned climate change reporting
Urging companies to ensure Paris Climate Agreement is factored into financial reporting
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Social bond issuance to hit $100bn this year
Governments, supranationals and corporations have increased issuance of social bonds in light of Covid-19
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Message from America: Votes are in and ESG supporters are pushing out their hopeful agendas
Special projects editor for InvestmentNews in the US Liz Skinner hopes Biden will be bold on climate change
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Three ways to improve industry racial diversity
Willis Towers Watson’s Marisa Hall and Impax Asset Management’s Darren Johnson say it’s time to move the conversation on