Palm oil investing through an ESG lens
Nikko Asset Management’s Kenneth Tang shares how palm oil companies are improving their sustainability agendas
Carbon emissions
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New framework to help Brunel Pension Partnership reach net zero
This rolling stream details the latest net-zero commitments from Brunel Pension Partnership, Abris Capital Partners and Citi
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M&G to divest from coal next year
But an NGO said the new coal exit policy misses the mark.
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Europe: A packed climate policy for decades to come
Morningstar DBRS explores the various policies Europe has launched to meet its ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets
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Message from America: Greener days projected in Biden White House
Liz Skinner, special projects editor at InvestmentNews, says the momentum for ESG investing in the US is undeniable
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Blackrock to vote against companies with limited net-zero planning
CEO of $8.7trn asset manager has written to clients and company management on path to net zero.
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Race to net zero: Renewable energy, offsets and carbon capture will be integral
Bloomberg Intelligence report says despite three-fold increase in company net-zero pledges, we are still creeping towards 1.5 degree Paris Agreement threshold
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Less talk more action on climate in 2021
Increased emphasis on stewardship and real-world outcomes will help climate plans this year, writes LCP’s Claire Jones
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PRI urges world leaders to ramp up Paris Agreement ambitions
Little progress has been made in five years since Paris Agreement.
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A Sustainable Xmas with Hannah Simons: Net zero, inequality and Zoom carols
Schroders head of sustainability strategy talks flexible working, afforestation and knitting
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Lombard Odier avoids third-party ESG scores
The firm prefers companies that are currently emitting a lot of carbon, but have taken a policy to reduce those emissions going forward.
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UK’s 10-point climate plan to create ‘green industrial revolution’
Banning of petrol and diesel cars, increased hydrogen generation and promoting City of London to green finance centre are all in the plans