COP27: An opportunity to align governments and investors on sustainable finance policy reform
PRI’s Margarita Pirovska says investors need to work harder at changing behaviours
IPCC
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COP27 Q&A: Expect fierce debate on $100bn pledge
Edentree’s CIO Charlie Thomas shares his expectations on renewable energy pledges, GFANZ and adaptation
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COP27 must scale adaptation efforts
The backdrop coming into this year’s conference is bleak, but there are reasons for optimism
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HSBC’s Kirk got a few things right
Morningstar’s Bioy says the future is uncertain but that doesn’t mean investors don’t or shouldn’t care
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Update: Investors join call for Credit Suisse to cut fossil fuels
Coalition is calling on the bank to improve climate risk disclosures and bring fossil fuel policies in line with leading practices
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Update: Investors join call for Credit Suisse to cut fossil fuels
Coalition is calling on the bank to improve climate risk disclosures and bring fossil fuel policies in line with leading practices
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Earth Day: Climate crisis money trail leads to feet of investors
This year’s theme – investing in our planet – shows investment’s destruction of the planet thus far
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Asset manager voting on auditing pivotal for net zero
Investors representing more than $100trn in assets have called for all carbon-intensive companies to align their accounting with a sustainable planet
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IPCC author says climate finance can’t wait for regulation
Silvie Kreibiehl talks to ESG Clarity about the ways to speed up flows for mitigation and adaptation
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IPCC author says climate finance can’t wait for regulation
Silvie Kreibiehl talks to ESG Clarity about the ways to speed up flows for mitigation and adaptation
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IPCC: New fossil fuel investments must be stranded for 1.5°C world
UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres calls latest report a ‘file of shame’ cataloguing ’empty pledges’
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IPCC: New fossil fuel investments must be stranded for 1.5°C world
UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres calls latest report a ‘file of shame’ cataloging ’empty pledges’