Climate change and extreme weather top global risk concerns
Negative outlook for the world over the next two to 10 years, according to WEF survey
Artificial Intelligence
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Best and worst performing sustainable funds of 2023
ESG Clarity takes a look at the drivers of performance – and underperformance
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Stewardship Insights: Working with companies to mitigate risks of AI disruption
Federated Hermes’ Bruce Duguid says AI is fast becoming one of the most important investment themes but with it comes ethical dilemmas
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Key takeaways from Davos: Investment opportunities in healthcare and AI
Reflections from this year’s conference in Switzerland
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Less than a third of world’s most influential companies have emissions reduction targets
Only 122 disclose the relevant data
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Davos 2024: A window into the reorganisation of large-scale capital flows around the transition
Amid increased geopolitical tension, the need for this discussion has never been greater, writes Lombard Odier’s Thomas Hohne-Sparborth
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Winter Wonderland: More stringent AI ethics regulations is high on my wishlist
EQ Investors’ Johnny Bowie talks taking on the oil giants, the problem with banks and why he would like to see AI regs in place
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COP28: Finance industry needs to be adopting transition technology much faster
It doesn’t need to be sophisticated technology or AI, but firms are not investing in even the basic technologies, ClarityAI CEO says
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Nine in 10 investors doubt corporate sustainability claims
PwC investor survey finds scepticism is up 7% from last year
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Regnan’s Crockford: The ESG industry is taking a breather
Investors are beginning to really understand the different flavours of sustainability, says the Regnan impact manager
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Green Dream with Regnan’s Crockford: The industry is taking a breather
Investors are beginning to really understand the different flavours of sustainability, says the Regnan impact manager
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AI tool launched to help asset managers evaluate transition plans
WWF tool will also identify whether companies are ‘greenwashing’ investors