The future of sustainable finance amid geopolitical turmoil
Anti-ESG headlines reflect the limits of corporate rhetoric, not that the science of sustainability is broken
Opinion
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Decarbonisation engagement: How third-party managers are responding
Quilter Cheviot’s Gemma Woodward analyses firms’ net-zero targets – and identifies the priorities for engagement
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Beyond compliance: How can businesses lead in climate and sustainability in 2025?
EcoAct CEO, Stuart Lemmon, identifies key trends that will shape corporate sustainability in 2025 for businesses
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Is Trump King Carbon or King Canute?
As Donald Trump is inaugurated for the second time, many worry that it’s an ill portent for sustainability in the US
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Urgency and agency
Rebecca Kowalski says junior professionals have the capacity to maximise the potential of sustainable finance
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Systemic shifts in the global energy transition: What does this mean for investors?
MainStreet Partners’ Allegra Ianiri explores why the green transition has the potential to become the defining growth story of the century
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M&G’s Praveg Patil: Bridging the water gap
With nearly 800 million people lacking access to clean drinking water, individual governments cannot tackle this crisis alone
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What’s in a label?: The double-edged sword of SDR labelling
Although SDR cannot be considered a damp squib, it needs to evolve with industry feedback and practical realities, writes Jake Moeller
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Three ways to invest in the new tech-driven era of medicine
Technological innovation is ushering in a new era of medicine, writes Rahul Bhushan
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Increasing number of dealmakers pulling out of M&A on ESG concerns
With buyers placing increasing emphasis ESG practices, sellers must proactively address these areas to remain competitive
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New Era: ‘In a crowded market, the ability to innovate will be a challenge for many players’
In our new series, Nuveen’s Sasha Miller answers questions on successes of 2024 and what to watch out for in the coming year
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From red scares to green flares: Using CIA Cold War tactics to unmask impact laundering
Francois Zagame says tools designed to counter Cold War propaganda have proven unexpectedly relevant in unearthing the ‘impact washers’