Views from the stewardship front line: Why there’s reason for optimism
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon outlines her reasons for remaining optimistic about investee firms’ green commitments
Opinion
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Green without the gloss: A new phase for sustainable investing
Values-driven investing won’t replace regulation, but it might be what finally makes it matter
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Transparency must lead the ESG reassessment of defence
If defence is no longer a regulatory grey area, the burden shifts to communication, writes FE fundinfo’s Helen Slater
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Regulation and political polarisation: Why one step back could mean two steps forward
Rebuilding credibility and trust could build foundations for the sustainable funds market to build back stronger
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DEI targets are gone – but that doesn’t mean we stop
DEI is about creating an environment where everyone can thrive
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Why the renewables sector is heating up
M&A activity could be the catalyst to lure investors back to a sector that now offers double-digit yields
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Sustainable defence: Dilemma or oxymoron?
Ketan Patel explores where the red lines should not be crossed
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ESG investing: The three elephants in the room
In theory, there’s no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is
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The investment case for rivers as ecosystem services and business-critical infrastructure
Investors need to reframe their understanding of nature, not as an externality to be protected, but as an asset to be valued
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Diversity, equity and confusion
The truth about the DEI rollback is more nuanced and hopeful, writes Matt Crossman
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Omnibus proposal: A regulatory reset for sustainability reporting
Investors will continue to demand sustainable information from investee companies, regardless of the Omnibus outcome
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New politics, same principles: ESG through the lens of AI
Stu Breyer says were moving to a world of prudent risk management