Mainstream firms’ ESG claims are not always what they seem
Using ESG data to assess risk and screening out harmful industries do not yield the same result
Exclusions
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Engage or exclude: Should ESG investors evolve their approach?
Active ownership should be an important part of the ESG investor toolkit
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Fund in focus: Strong leadership buoys Fidelity sustainable Asia offering
Morningstar takes a deep dive into the firm’s Sustainable Asia Equity Fund
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Invesco embeds ESG criteria for ETF products
Affects corporate bond and emerging market products
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Investing and engagement for a clean energy transition
BNY Mellon IM’s Kristina Church explains how the firm engages with critical industries to impact change
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Calamos plans ESG fund named after NBA star
The fund would exclude fossil fuels, mining and other activities
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Global ESG Summit: Embrace the complexities of the transition
During the first panel, climate reporting, adaptation, net zero, active engagement and preferred methodologies were all discussed
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ESG’s confederacy of the weak-minded and strong-willed
Dan Harris, managing partner at law firm Chancery Advisors, gives his honest take on exclusion policies
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Morningstar drops sustainable tag from 1,200 funds
European universe shrinks to 4,461 products after criteria tightened
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Morningstar drops sustainable tag from 1,200 funds
European universe shrinks to 4,461 products after criteria tightened
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Engagement with Chilean mining leads to action
Antofagasta announces plans to be carbon neutral by 2050
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VC firms missing a trick for ESG drive in start-ups
PRI report cites lack of diversity, equity and inclusion as a particular challenge