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Alpha FMC: Regulation, AI and private markets to shape asset & wealth management growth
With AI adoption and expansion into private markets shaping the industry, companies embracing transformation will be best positioned for the future
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Delay to CSRD and CSDDD ‘creates legal uncertainty and blunts EU leadership’
A deciding vote on the delay is set for 3 April
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Jupiter AM closes Global Ecology Growth fund
Jupiter’s £650m Ecology fund will continue to be run by Jon Wallace and Noelle Guo
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Q&A with Parmenion’s Mollie Thornton: Negative ESG narrative surrounding Trump is overdone
Surprisingly, there is plenty of overlap between the Trump administration priorities and sustainable investing
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Could regulatory change prove a tailwind for the ailing SLB market?
Sustainability-linked bond issuance dropped by 53% in 2024 compared to 2023, but the rise of transition finance could change things
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Introducing BSI PAS 7342 – the new sustainable fund standard
Having the BSI bring together experts from all stakeholders to draft this new standard feels even more important today
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Fidelity International head of stewardship announces departure
Emilie Goodall’s replacement will be announced ‘in due course’
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Rathbones adopts ‘Sustainability Focus’ label on two funds
Rathbone Greenbank Global Sustainability and Rathbone Greenbank Global Sustainable Bond funds will use the label from 2 April
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AXA IM among shareholders to urge Next, M&S and JD Sports to tackle poverty wages
Shareholder resolutions have been filed as low paid workers are hit hardest by cost-of-living pressures
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Calls for updated Modern Slavery Act amid claims of ‘superficial statements’
A decade on from its introduction, investors are suggesting reforms to Modern Slavery Act
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Nordea AM reviews fund names following new ESMA sustainability rules
Group has added or kept ‘Sustainable’ in the names of 17 Nordea 1 SICAV funds following review
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Rathbones launches sixth Votes Against Slavery campaign with record support
Forced labour in the private economy generates $236bn in illegal profits per year globally
