Sustainable investing still makes sense in a Trump world
Structural sustainability trends will remain intact for decades to come, writes Liontrust’s Peter Michaelis
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The future of sustainable finance amid geopolitical turmoil
Anti-ESG headlines reflect the limits of corporate rhetoric, not that the science of sustainability is broken
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Over 90% of UK and European investors ‘concerned’ about sustainability under Trump
Despite these concerns, over half plan to increase their impact allocations over the next 12 months
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Is Trump King Carbon or King Canute?
As Donald Trump is inaugurated for the second time, many worry that it’s an ill portent for sustainability in the US
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Future of COP called into question as COP29 is blasted as a ‘farce’
‘Fundamental questions about COP’s long-term role remain’, according to commentators
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Trump’s return to the White House: The impact on the green agenda
The iShares Clean Energy ETF, a barometer for sentiment in the sector, has already dropped over 10% since former president’s re-election