Trium’s Mares: Improving high-emitters and sustainable shorting
ESG Emissions Improvers fund plays the dispersion between high-emitters who can adapt to more sustainable practices and those that cannot
Emissions
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Winter Wonderland: Dissecting the polarised views of ESG
Morningstar’s Boya Wang shares what he believes has led to ESG becoming over politicised
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Greening pensions cuts carbon footprint more than stopping flying
One in seven do not realise there are differing environmental impacts across pension funds
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Gap between asset managers’ climate claims and action remains wide
Redington research reveals measurements of emissions are lacking
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Advice firms take steps towards net zero
As they aim to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions
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Green steel: The industry’s path to net zero?
Green steel from hydrogen could cause emissions to fall by 54% by 2050
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Popular stocks in climate funds have higher carbon intensity than benchmark
Assets in climate funds balloon to more than half a trillion dollars
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Carbon tunnel vision: The epidemic among ESG investors
A wilful blindness to look beyond emissions statistics is compromising supposedly sustainable portfolios
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California emissions and climate risk reporting bills ‘bring US in line with global community’
State passing SB-253 and SB-261 ‘will have significant global implications’
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Should we embrace nuclear energy to solve the climate crisis?
Green Century’s Leslie Samuelrich isn’t sure there are satisfactory reasons to include nuclear in ESG funds
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Only 1.5% of funds aligned with 1.5ºC
Clarity AI finds more than 70% of all assets exposed are invested in funds with above 2.3ºC alignment
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KKR boosts climate strategy with global infrastructure team hire
Charlie Gailliot is based in New York