It’s that time of year again – the days are getting colder and the festivities are beginning. Last year, we asked ESG Clarity readers how they were going to spend a sustainable Christmas and heard about recycled wrapping, staying local, Zoom carols and much more. We also asked for our readers’ sustainable resolutions and predictions in the ESG space…
ESG Clarity asks readers if their sustainable New Year’s resolutions and ESG predictions for 2021 came true
ESG Clarity asks readers if their sustainable New Year’s resolutions and ESG predictions for 2021 came true
Hawksmoor senior fund analyst predicts launches of more regional sustainable equity funds, and thematic, alongside global sustainable equity
Resonance property fund development manager talks reducing waste, mental health and proposals
Evenlode investment analyst talks adapting to work from home, having a veggie Christmas and reusing wrapping paper
ESG Clarity editor Natalie Kenway reflects on how 2020 has been a pivotal year for responsible investing, and the wider society
EQ investment manager talks transitioning clients to sustainable strategies and wedding bells
Schroders head of sustainability strategy talks flexible working, afforestation and knitting
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity Fund manager talks employee welfare, flexible working and the transition from LEGO to computer games
Square Mile’s head of consulting talks reducing meat consumption, Covid-19 and Christmas at home
Quilter Cheviot’s investment director shares how she re-uses wrapping paper every Christmas to reduce waste
