ESG engagement has progressed but there’s a long way to go
Liontrust’s Parker looks at how far the asset management industry has come on engagement over the past 20 years
biodiversity
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Biodiversity tool shows impact on portfolios
UN-backed ENCORE biodiversity module allows investors to experiment with different scenarios.
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Not mowing for May encourages biodiversity
ESG Clarity readers and staff take part in the Plantlife campaign
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Pandemic as a catalyst for ESG focus
A survey finds that Covid-19 has prompted private-banking clients to turn to ESG for positive impact and risk management.
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Natural Capital: ESG Clarity’s May 2021 magazine
Read ESG Clarity’s May 2021 digital magazine here. Since last year’s Dasgupta Review, the investment industry has started to wake up to the urgent action needed to tackle the imminent threat of biodiversity loss. As you will see in this month’s magazine, coinciding with the International Day for Biological Diversity and the UN’s World Bee…
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Aviva, Amundi and LGIM among new names signing biodiversity pledge
Some 55 finance firms now back Finance for Biodiversity Pledge
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BNPP AM and CDP team up to create biodiversity framework
The groups plan to come up with a ‘new norm’ of reporting on biodiversity
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UK government responds to Dasgupta Review with nature restoration plans
Environment secretary shares new ambitions, and a reflection on World Bee Day
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HSBC unveils $100m WWF/WRI partnership to fund climate start-ups
The Climate Solutions Partnership will focus on start-ups addressing biodiversity and transitioning energy growth to renewables in Asia
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What to expect in the May issue of ESG Clarity’s digital magazine
A taste of the biodiversity focused articles included in the May issue
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Finance firms join partnership exploring measurement of biodiversity footprints
Groups representing $5.8trn have committed to collaborating on a shared methodology to calculate biodiversity impact
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Finance firms join partnership exploring measurement of biodiversity footprints
Groups representing $5.8trn have committed to collaborating on a shared methodology to calculate biodiversity impact.