Invesco sets out ambitions in inaugural climate change report
‘Our clients are increasingly placing climate issues at the centre of their investment decisions’
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Ninety One and WWF partner for climate debt index
Index will harness the potential of the $50trn sovereign debt market to support countries in their sustainable transition
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Return to Work with Sanlam’s Alice Farrer: ‘If travel is not necessary, why do it?’
Sanlam’s Alice Ferrer says lockdown has helped sway her bosses on the benefits for staff and business of remote working
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Liontrust and Impact Lens showcase film on mass electronic waste
Film E-LIFE highlights electronic waste on the planet amounts to equivalent of 115 Empire State Buildings
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What the return of the state means for corporates and the issue of governance
Daniel Morgan, analyst, multi-asset at Ninety One, discusses how Covid-19 has highlighted stark inequalities and how corporate governance can tackle these
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Tabula reveals plans for first ESG fixed income ETF
Tabula IM research found investors are looking for more innovation and transparency in ESG fixed income ETFs
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How can short selling help hedge against ESG risks?
Taking short positions in carbon intensive businesses can be seen to lower the overall carbon footprint of a portfolio
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Green Dream with KBIGI’s O’Connor: Lack of coordinated action on climate change is a big problem
In this episode of the Green Dream, Natalie Kenway chats with KBI Global Investors’ Colm O’Connor
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Green bond issuance ‘could touch $250bn this year’
AXA IM’s Johann Ple predicts if central banks begin buying up green bonds, issuance could jump to $200-$250bn in 2020
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Q&A: Harvard impact investing expert Professor Gandhi responds to readers’ questions
Live expert panel on Twitter with Professor Vikram Gandhi – the full Q&A
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Private debt and the ‘greening’ of the British energy economy
The green energy revolution is coming but how will it be financed, asks Prestige founder Craig Reeves
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Andrew Parry: The danger of SDG washing
Investors are keen to use the UN’s SDGs as a ‘convenient label’ when boosting their own credentials, writes Newton IM’s Andrew Parry