Did proxy season spell trouble for ESG and DEI?
Although responsible investment remains a divisive topic, investors demand and expectations remains as strong as ever
ESG
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Q&A with Tumelo CEO Georgia Stewart: Why stewardship is growing up
The power of collaborative engagement is also increasing the strength of outcomes
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From polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’: Why boards must lead with resilience
Strong corporate governance is not just a compliance requirement, it’s a frontline defence strategy
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Investors moving from a generalist to a more sophisticated approach to ESG
Increasingly allocating capital to specific themes or regions
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Hoped-for irony: How America’s tariff war is boosting the global clean energy transition
The real question isn’t if the world will decarbonise. It’s who will lead, who will follow, and who will get left behind
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Understanding the value of putting assets on the map when assessing nature risk
Shifting from reacting to surprises to proactively mapping vulnerabilities and preparing for them
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ESMA fund naming guidelines impact ‘more limited than expected’
Some 880 in-scope funds have rebranded so far
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Views from the stewardship front line: Why there’s reason for optimism
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon outlines her reasons for remaining optimistic about investee firms’ green commitments
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Green without the gloss: A new phase for sustainable investing
Values-driven investing won’t replace regulation, but it might be what finally makes it matter
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Regulation and political polarisation: Why one step back could mean two steps forward
Rebuilding credibility and trust could build foundations for the sustainable funds market to build back stronger
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Green Dream with J. Safra Sarasin’s Lurch: Preparing for future instability in sustainable investing
Balancing defensive and cyclical opportunities is key, says Daniel Lurch
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Sustainable defence: Dilemma or oxymoron?
Ketan Patel explores where the red lines should not be crossed