Stafford Capital Q&A: We need to get to a point where companies pay for producing emissions
Chief executive says a mindset shift is occurring when it comes to sustainable investment
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Nature: An invisible part of the economic equation
JPMAM’s Jennifer Wu outlines three steps to transform nature challenges into opportunities
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EdenTree reshuffles RI team as veteran Neville White retires
Carlota Esguevillas to head up team and fund manager Ketan Patel leaves the firm, ESG Clarity can exclusively reveal
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Why and how should investors support the transition to safe and sustainable chemicals?
BNP Paribas Asset Management’s Rachel Crossley urges investors to consider the goals of the Global Framework on Chemicals
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One third of platforms and advisory groups ‘would fail’ SDR entity-level disclosure requirements
‘No time to waste in setting targets and collecting reliable emissions data’
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Emerging green skills gap in financial services ‘jeopardises net-zero goals’
Demand for green finance jobs is on the rise but significant regional disparities exist across the UK
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Schroders joins network to accelerate change in sustainable real estate
Collective action on real estate decarbonisation ‘essential’
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Asset managers’ climate engagement is ‘cosmetic at best’
Companies’ commitments to engage contradicted by support for fossil fuel expansion
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Basic environmental and social risks remain in central banks
WWF report says they are failing to deliver adequate climate and environmental banking supervision policies
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FCA urged to introduce mandatory ethnicity pay gap reporting
Ethnicity pay gap ‘a crucial first step to raising workforce standards across the sector’
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ESG Out Loud: How active managers will use climate information to outperform
In this podcast episode, Yale University’s Todd Cort discusses the outcomes from COP28, the markets asset managers will need to navigate in 2024 and the explosion of big data
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Winter Wonderland: Dissecting the polarised views of ESG
Morningstar’s Boya Wang shares what he believes has led to ESG becoming over politicised