ESG Pathway: Key highlights from the second webinar
Summary of debates and conversations from ESG Pathway webinar held on 14 October
Covid-19
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Rathbones calls for greater incentives to combat rising antibiotic resistance
Investment in antibiotics has slowed to a historically low rate, according to the first Planet Papers from Rathbones
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Green Dream with Patricia Ribeiro: The ESG challenges and opportunities in emerging markets
This episode of the Green Dream is with American Century Investments’ senior portfolio manager Patricia Ribeiro
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Businesses encouraged to embrace flexible working permanently
Survey reveals only 3% of finance professionals want to work entirely from the office post-Covid
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Is a bubble forming in ESG investing?
RWC’s Graham Clapp says the huge sum of capital flooding into ESG stocks is distorting share prices but does the industry agree?
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Let us learn from the lessons of Covid as we ‘build back better’
Change approach to investment for the better, says Patron Capital’s Keith Breslauer
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UN SDGs five years on: Covid-19 pandemic should be catalyst for action
While the pandemic means some SDGs will not be achieved by 2030, Covid-19 has increased awareness
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Covid-19 boosts ESG sentiment in Singapore
The Covid-19 dislocation will accelerate the adoption of ESG principled investing and the deployment of more tech, according to Singapore’s asset managers.
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Five years on: Are we on track to achieve the SDGs?
Hamish Chamberlayne, head of global sustainable equities at Janus Henderson Investors, explains the SDGs are still achievable over the next decade
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Covid-19 will drive green bond issuance as shift to sustainability intensifies
SYZ’s Sacha Bernasconi says Covid-19 offers a sobering vision of the devastation climate change will bring
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Four sustainable themes in the Henderson EuroTrust
Europe can lead the charge in the ‘decade of sustainability’, says Janus Henderson’s Jamie Ross
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Brown or green recovery?
Irene Lauro, economist at Schroders, discusses how the pandemic has changed the outlook for the oil industry