SDR an ‘important moment’ in building trust in the UK’s sustainable investing market
However, some concerns it creates space for greenwashing
AIC
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Investors adopt ‘wait and see’ approach to renewable energy infrastructure
Macroeconomic change has hurt the renewables sector but the underlying investment case remains as clear as ever
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Majority of private investors consider ESG when investing
But some are turning away amid greenwashing concerns, according to AIC research
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Thames Water: Who should own essential infrastructure?
Investment companies take a long-term approach and are transparent
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Is greenwashing a big problem for the financial advice market?
High-net-worth individuals admit scepticism and mistrust are preventing them from investing in green and social impact funds
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Interested but sceptical: What younger investors think about ESG
AIC canvasses investors and finds stereotypes don’t always hold true
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Unconscious bias and sexism still plague investment industry
Investment company directors share their experiences
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Sustainable Standpoint: It’s time for ESG to grow up
ESG Clarity Committee members share their reflections and predictions in part three of this series
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ESG backlash? Not in the UK
Advisers and wealth managers seem to be adopting a “keep calm and carry on” approach to the permacrisis of 2022
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If SDR raises confidence in funds’ sustainability claims, that’s a good start
FE fundinfo’s Mikkel Bates gives his take on the FCA’s proposals
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Just 1% of wealth managers trust funds’ sustainability claims
AIC survey finds intermediaries want more specific information in order to soothe greenwashing fears
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Fewer private investors considering ESG in 2022
‘ESG strategies need to be communicated clearly for investors to buy in,’ says AIC chief executive