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Further impact funds are set to be brought to market this year, and with that more focus on the real economy and seeing changes to people’s lives and the planet.
Industry commentators said the data will need to play catch up on this, and prices may need to come down, but, as we saw from the IPCC report last year, COP26 and the devastation of extreme weather events, there is no time to waste.
Here, investment professionals share their views:
COP29 presidency predicts ‘a breakthrough’ but others say diverging views indicate limited momentum to reach a consensus
The label will come into effect on the 27 November
Effective from 20 December 2024
SMEs are often absent from the global climate discourse despite representing 90% of businesses globally, write COP29 champions
Asset managers present ‘sustainable’ strategies in pitch meetings, but their processes can be alarmingly superficial, writes Francois Zagame
LGIM, Pictet, Greenbank and CCLA are among those calling for the sector to be more transparent about its health impacts
