Message from America: College accounts note growing ESG interest
Liz Skinner, special projects editor of ESG Clarity in the US details how the use of ESG is rising in college and retirement accounts
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Crisis-related drop in green bond issuance ‘temporary’
Banks have been issuing fewer green bonds this year as a result of the coronavirus crisis
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How regulation can level the ESG playing field
Jonathan Brooks, Head of Mining and Metals at European law firm Fieldfisher, discusses how legislation, rather than voluntary codes, will drive greater uniformity in ESG performance
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Lombard Odier and WWF launch philanthropy guide
Designed as a resource for philanthropists wanting to address climate change
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LGIM’s Justin Onuekwusi lands prestigious City of London honour
In recognition of his work promoting inclusivity within the asset management industry
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Former AXA Rosenberg Equities CEO launches new ESG firm
Heidi Ridley and Kathryn McDonald have set up Radiant ESG
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Coutts advances ESG efforts
Coutts targeting a 25% reduction in carbon emissions by end of 2021 and excluding coal sectors
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Working to build back better in Brazil
Denham Capital’s Sabine Chalopin discusses the affect of Covid-19 on Brazil and how a focus on social considerations can assist the recovery
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ESG Clarity: Click here for June’s digital magazine
We are delighted to present to you the very first digital magazine of ESG Clarity
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Investing in gender equality through microfinance
Will progress over the next decade be largely informed by the investment industry’s ability to address gender equality?
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Social inequality to become ‘central focus’ for investors post Covid-19 crisis
Issue of social inequality will shoot up investors’ agendas following Covid-19 crisis, according to research from Amundi
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Three-point action plan to take a stand against racism
Redington’s Dawid Konotey-Ahulu calls for individuals and corporations to talk a stand to fight ‘the evil of racism’