NYC comptroller warns fund managers to strengthen net-zero plans or lose their mandate
‘We won’t bow to pressure to move away from our commitments to decarbonisation’
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NZBA members vote to drop 1.5°C alignment target requirement
The external landscape for banks ‘has rapidly changed’ in recent years, NZBA said
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ESG investing: The three elephants in the room
In theory, there’s no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is
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Financial institutions accused of ‘cakeism’ for failing to reduce their exposure to fossil fuels
Many are taking only selective steps towards decarbonisation
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Q&A with Parmenion’s Mollie Thornton: Negative ESG narrative surrounding Trump is overdone
Surprisingly, there is plenty of overlap between the Trump administration priorities and sustainable investing
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Private markets ‘redefining portfolio construction’ as investors plan to increase allocations
Infrastructure, credit and equity are the top picks, according to a Nuveen survey
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Sarasin & Partners exits position in Equinor over climate concerns
Says Equinor ‘is prioritising short-term returns over long-term sustainable capital creation’ by rolling back climate commitments
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Investing in solar amid increasing political uncertainty
Challenges include new trends requiring adaptation and new technologies to understand – investment is vital
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How to build a real net-zero portfolio
Targets are not working, despite the trillions committed to net-zero emissions over the years
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‘Love it or hate it, Drax is a strategic national asset’
Orbis Investments’ Alec Cutler explains why the firm is increasing its exposure in a company that can’t escape headlines for all the wrong reasons
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CFM launches energy transition and green hydrogen fund
The fund has secured £124m from European donors, and focuses on emerging markets
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First Sentier Investors’ Lee: Action we are taking to meet our ambitious nature targets
Joanne Lee shares the firms’ progress on its new nature targets and her predictions for future nature-related themes