Investor pressure mounting on ‘big tech’ to address ethical risks tied to AI
Privacy issues, data bias and discrimination, and transparency are the biggest concerns
Artificial Intelligence
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Carbon accounting models overestimate Scope 3 emissions by up to 2,480%
Exposing ‘a crisis of credibility’ in Scope 3 reporting, according to Carbon Responsible
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AI efficiency: Why investors may be overlooking game-changing developments
Focus should be on efficiency improvements not just energy consumption
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UKSIF: Stronger focus on systemic risks needed for resilient portfolio returns
UKSIF report identifies the importance of systemic stewardship
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Defence ETFs score 72% of European ETF inflows in Q1 2025
Clean energy ETFs posted the weakest net flows, losing $227m
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Embodied AI: The race to build robots that think, move – and earn
But what are the risks and opportunities for investors in this new technological space?
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Two-thirds of advice firms plan to invest more in AI
Biggest opportunities are in simplifying the advice process, enhancing compliance efforts and improving marketing and lead generation
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Q&A with Candriam’s Thomson: A science-led, transparent regulatory process is key for biotech sector
Cuts to US FDA funding are fuelling fears of delays to drug approvals that could kickstart a biotech stock selloff
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EQ Investors considers ‘strategic partnership’ with larger firm
Philanthropist John Spiers said he believes that passing his shares to a foundation may no longer be the right path
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New politics, same principles: ESG through the lens of AI
Stu Breyer says were moving to a world of prudent risk management
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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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Fund selectors look to AI and private markets for asset growth
Almost half of wealth managers say meeting client demand for unlisted assets will be a ‘critical factor’ in their growth plans