China’s net zero push boosts commodities
Investors should expect to see growth in the demand for some commodities in China as the country transitions to a carbon-neutral economy, according to Pimco.
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Investors can make large sports events more sustainable
Quilter Cheviot’s Woodward discusses companies’ indirect climate impact through sponsorship of sporting events
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Cream of the crop: The role of milk alternatives in sustainable investing
Dairy alternatives represent a huge market just on the basis of health reasons alone
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Q&A: How can SFDR be improved?
Insight’s Kendall says there is an over-simplification in SFDR and sub-asset classes need to be more carefully considered
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Ninety One sets out action plan for joining Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative
Global head of ESG says firm commits to carbon reduction, supporting EMs and learning from Africa
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Singapore exchange offsets carbon emissions
AirCarbon Exchange says it’s first in the world to go carbon negative
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Half of cities lack climate change plans, but small signs of progress emerging
CDP analysis found 58% of cities do not yet have an emissions reduction target but positive action is being taken.
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Half of cities lack climate change plans but small signs of progress emerging
CDP analysis found 58% of cities do not yet have an emissions reduction target but positive action is being taken
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Transition tilt to offer alpha for climate investors
Beyond mere exclusion, investors should focus on those companies well-placed to transition to a lower-carbon world and offering goods and services for climate change mitigation, says Aviva Investors.
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The highest scoring equity markets for sustainability
Morningstar’s Sustainability Atlas reveals some surprises at the top of the table
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The highest scoring equity markets for sustainability
Morningstar’s Sustainability Atlas reveals some surprises at the top of the table.
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Net zero: The investment industry pledges this April
Banking alliance, Bank of America, MSCI and Alliance Trust among this month’s round-up