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Engagement to combat water crises
Nordea’s Eric Pedersen shares the engagement processes and initiatives the team are involved with regarding water risk
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Next equal pay dispute demonstrates ‘material risk’ for investors
Industry reacts as Next failed to show sales consultants being paid less than warehouse workers was not sex discrimination after six-year legal battle
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Robeco adds three indices to its suite of climate-related products
Follows investor demand for ‘sophisticated ‘ climate indices
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Impax recruits head of Nordics
Specialist impact asset manager hires from Federated Hermes amid expansion in region
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SIX introduces marker to help identify businesses aligning with 1.5°C target
Companies must provide SIX with confirmation from an approved reviewer to earn the marker
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Fidelity closes Sustainable Water & Waste OEIC
Luxembourg-domiciled SICAV version to remain open
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Momentous momentum: Will sustainable investors find some welcome relief?
In a narrow, momentum-led market, managers may feel pressured to chase mega caps where sustainability or corporate behaviour is questionable
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BlackRock ‘should not be let off the hook’ as ESG voting reaches new low
BlackRock said resolutions ‘lack economic merit’
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Over half of private equity firms rated ‘excellent’ on ESG
LGT Capital Partners found ‘significant progress’ had been made
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The UK government must win back investor confidence to reach net zero
The UK has fallen behind as a destination for green finance, says EdenTree’s Amelia Gaston
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Next Generation with Adam & Company’s Goddard: ESG has become a political hot potato
Investment analyst asserts ESG investing has become more nuanced after early enthusiasm led to ‘prolific greenwashing’
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Investors unite to pressure construction industry to act on modern slavery
CCLA and LGT Wealth Management are working with the Cabinet Office as 18% of forced labour victims globally work in construction
