Over half of managers believe net zero will ‘be disorderly or fail’
As LCP report urges managers to address gaps in their transition plans to achieve net zero targets
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Employees ‘fear retaliation’ as workplace bullying and sexual harassment goes unreported
A survey published by the Institute of Business Ethics also found a generational divide in willingness to report misconduct
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ESMA fund naming guidelines could stall growth of green bond sector
EFAMA says that clarification is urgently needed to enable, rather than restrict, EU sustainable investment
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High-risk greenwashing incidents increase by 30%
Increase in regulatory measures and companies engaging in greenhushing
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BSC calls on government to channel social impact investing in Budget as market hits £10bn AUM
AUM has grown 12-fold since 2012, but social challenges in UK are growing
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Three sustainable equity funds without undue factor risks
Morningstar’s van Genderen looks at the factor tilts in sustainable funds, and challenges some common assumptions
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Pricing carbon emissions to reach net zero
Importance of financial incentives in reducing carbon emissions addressed at UKSIF event
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Raising the red card on misunderstood terminology
Ensuring values and risk appetite are reflected in portfolios, and five tips for advisers
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Two-thirds of asset owners say ESG materiality has increased across markets and factors
Morningstar’s latest asset owner survey also shows that fiduciary duty continues to be driven by financial materiality
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Companies are failing to ensure their readiness for integrated climate reporting
Compliance and Scope 3 emissions measurement are the top concerns
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SBTN pilot ‘proves companies have a clear and credible path to take action for nature’
The organisation has published the outcomes of its pilot, with target setting ‘helping to raise corporate ambition’
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NZAOA calls for coal-fired electricity phase out
Regulators and governments must take action to close widening gap between trajectory and real economy