Surviving the ESG odyssey
We won’t survive the ESG odyssey by aiming for complete precision in our climate investing modelling – uncertainty and probability should be placed at the heart of the agenda
Climate Change
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Loss and damage fund agreed last minute at COP27
Agreement on assistance hailed as route to boost global solidarity
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Federated Hermes to launch UK nature impact strategy
Receives £30m from the UK government
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Oregon’s pension is getting the net-zero treatment
Measure comes as conservative states have all but banned ESG in public pensions
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Finance Day at COP27: ‘This year is much more granular’
Impax, Ninety One and Rathbone Greenbank speak to ESG Clarity in Sharm El-Sheikh
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Climate change ranked top influential factor among investors
The proportion of investors who view climate change as a top factor in their investment decisions rose, according to a survey from Deutsche Bank
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Midterms’ consequences for ESG
Regulators will press on with their climate agendas, as will anti-ESG politicians
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Finance Day at COP27: ‘This year is much more granular’
Impax, Ninety One and Rathbone Greenbank speak to ESG Clarity in Sharm El-Sheikh
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40 Paris-aligned asset owners share initial targets
Signatories represent $3.3trn AUM
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Teaching climate finance at a pivotal moment
What was once a fringe topic has become mainstream in financial education, Bruce Usher says
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COP27 opening: ‘Climate change takes precedence over other crises’
‘There is not one single crisis that is more impactful and critical than climate change’ COP27 leaders said
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Say-on-climate votes must go beyond box checking
They are becoming more popular, and a common framework is needed, BNP’s Paula Meissirel says