Regular communication between private finance and government essential to net-zero transition
IA joins calls for UK government to provide granular detail on decarbonisation policy
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US funds have larger carbon footprints than European peers
American firms are also committing lower initial percentages of AUM to net zero
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Oregon’s pension is getting the net-zero treatment
Measure comes as conservative states have all but banned ESG in public pensions
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US fund groups have larger carbon footprints than European peers
American firms also committing lower initial percentage of AUM to net zero
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How policy is decarbonising the built environment
Morningstar research reveals upside and downside risks
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WWF: ‘Transition plans need to be credible’
Margaret Kuhlow tells ESG Clarity at COP27 it is encouraging NGOs are being included in more finance conversations
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Q&A with Picton CEO: Striking a balance on buildings’ energy efficiency
Michael Morris answers ESG Clarity’s questions on carbon emissions in property and making net-zero plans a reality
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Keeping oil in the ground ‘mission critical’ to financial stability
UKSIF conference hears strong warning on risks for business
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ISO release net-zero guidelines: ‘Voluntarism isn’t enough’
Aiming to provide common definitions, set high-level principles and give actionable guidance
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UN: ‘Bogus’ net-zero pledges cover up fossil fuel expansion
UN’s Guterres speaks at the launch of net-zero guidance at COP27
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40 Paris-aligned asset owners share initial targets
Signatories represent $3.3trn AUM
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Banks’ net-zero targets fail to include most fossil fuel funding
Emissions reduction measured by intensity instead of in absolute terms also raises red flag