PGIM’s Unanyants-Jackson: Singapore sets ESG example
Global head of ESG says Asia leads US in regulation and fund labelling
Integration
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Spotlight On: ESG – are we at a tipping point?
Series of analyses, videos and a live discussion from 5-8 September
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Green pension funds: Bridging the knowledge gap
Coutts director of responsible investing Karen Ermel says there is still debate around how to help in the transition to net zero
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Schroders Q&A: We’ve had ESG growing pains
Marina Severinovsky and Lazaro Tiant explain the journey to full ESG integration at the firm
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ESG implications of the Russia-Ukraine war
A host of investment challenges have been presented by the crisis, writes State Street’s Carlo Funk
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Investors at risk of ‘engagement washing’
Only a fraction of investors have engaged with the majority of their portfolio companies
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Climate and stewardship practices lacking at investment firms
LCP survey finds encouraging focus on responsible investing across firms, but improvement needed in some areas
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Climate and stewardship practices lacking at investment firms
LCP survey finds encouraging focus on responsible investing across firms, but improvement needed in some areas
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Embedding purpose at the heart of firms
John McCalla-Leacy, head of ESG at KPMG UK, explores three trends the company is eyeing in 2022
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SDR consultation: Using ‘transitioning’ in fund labelling is misleading
Update: FE fundinfo’s regulations manager Mikkel Bates, the AIC and UKSIF respond to FCA sustainable disclosure requirements
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Reflecting on ESG in 2021 with Diane Earnshaw: Integration and local produce
It’s that time of year again – the days are getting colder and the festivities are beginning. Last year, we asked ESG Clarity readers how they were going to spend a sustainable Christmas and heard about recycled wrapping, staying local, Zoom carols and much more. We also asked for our readers’ sustainable resolutions and predictions in the ESG space…
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Twitter Q&A with Professor Ioannou: ‘Every single one of us has a role to play’
London Business School’s Ioannis Ioannou called for urgency on climate as he answered reader’s questions during a live Twitter Q&A