Morningstar ESG chief asks: What do those trillions do?
Hortense Bioy cites the lack of clarity around investing strategies marketed as ways to protect the planet.
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Sustainable funds see highest flows across categories
Non-sustainable funds lose out as UK investors flock to their sustainable counterparts
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Reflecting on ESG in 2021 with Hannah Simons: Record flows and open water swimming
ESG Clarity asks readers if their sustainable New Year’s resolutions and ESG predictions for 2021 came true
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Investors need to go beyond net-zero pledges
Climate-focused investors shouldn’t take corporate pledges at face value
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Assessing company earning power and value post-COP26
Communication and implementation of strategies need to be clearer
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Assessing company earning power and value post-COP26
Communication and implementation of strategies need to be clearer
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Fighting climate change with funds
Morningstar Direct identifies climate funds available to Hong Kong-domiciled investors.
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ESG emerging markets investing beyond ‘G’
Morningstar looks at three EM strategies integrating E and S factors into their research and analysis
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COP26 will lead to legal action
Morningstar’s Hortense Bioy discusses the implications of the commitments made at COP26 for firms that are greenwashing
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ESG emerging markets investing beyond ‘G’
Morningstar looks at three EM strategies integrating E and S factors into their research and analysis
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Global sustainable fund assets almost double to near $4trn
Morningstar flows report shows SFDR boost, while Moody’s predicts sustainable bond issuance will top $1trn.
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Sustainable funds continue to gain momentum in Asia
Taiwan leads Asia in terms of net inflows of sustainable funds in the third quarter, Morningstar’s data shows.