‘The industry needs to ask itself some tough questions’
Natalie Kenway speaks to Shiv Taneja, CEO of the Fund Boards Council, about assessments of value, diversity and industry culture
Video and Podcast
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Green Dream with SDCL’s Jonathan Maxwell: Huge demand for capital in decarbonising
More than half of carbon reduction targets can be met by energy efficiency and decentralisation, says SDCL CEO
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Podcast: Dame Polly Courtice on 30 years working in sustainability
The full interview from episode five of ESG Out Loud
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Podcast: ‘We are facing an existential threat’
In episode five of ESG Out Loud we talk to CISL’s Dame Polly Courtice and MSCI’s Remy Briand
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Podcast: Half of asset managers don’t disclose corporate engagement
The full interview from episode four of ESG Out Loud
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Green Dream with Nordea’s Christophe Girondel: Looking for the ESG stars of tomorrow
Nordea’s Christophe Girondel discusses the evolution of the groups ESG range over the past decade
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Podcast: What does good governance look like?
In episode four of ESG Out Loud, we talk to Last Word Media editors and ShareAction’s Peter Uhlenbruch about governance
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Green Dream with Amundi’s Caroline Le Meaux: We’re asking companies to clarify their climate targets
Amundi head of ESG research, voting and engagement talks about what does and doesn’t work when it comes to stewardship
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Green Dream with NNIP’s Douglas Farquhar: Green bond issuance will exceed €400bn
Green bond strategy portfolio manager expects to see more issuance out of the US
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Baillie Gifford’s Stuart Dunbar: The inaccuracies in ESG data (part 2)
In this concluding segment to the video series, Baillie Gifford’s Dunbar shares his views on engagement and governance within the investment industry
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The most desirable ESG roles within asset management
TWS’ Tom Strelzak discusses the recruitment trends in ESG in what has been a ‘transformational 12 months’
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Baillie Gifford’s Stuart Dunbar: The shortcomings in data approaches to ESG (part 1)
Concerns that sustainable challenges in the real world are being overlooked with strong focus on data