‘Net zero’ oil firms sell dirty assets to private market
Divesting can take away the option of engaging high-carbon companies to do better
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‘Net zero’ oil firms are selling their dirty assets: What are the ESG implications?
Divesting can take away the option of engaging high-carbon companies to do better
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Bank of America partners with University of Oxford on sustainable finance research
£1.2m to support greenhouse gas research
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UK government ‘lacks clarity’ on route to net-zero financial centre
UKSIF report recommends government creates transition roadmaps, a green taxonomy, just transition commission and more
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UK government takes sombre tone in energy plans
Papers published 15 months apart show shifting priorities and investors are sceptical, says AIC’s Britton
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Nuclear should take centre stage at COP27
Federated Hermes’ Kukuljan believes it provides a credible decarbonisation solution
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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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Alquity’s Mistry: Fund managers must start paying the real price of profit
Focus on profit at any cost has led to reckless extraction and damage to planet and society, co-founder says
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Nuclear should take centre stage at COP27
Federated Hermes’ Kukuljan believes it provides a credible decarbonisation solution
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ING Q&A: Governments must implement carbon markets
Energy markets economist Gerben Hieminga says carbon prices need to be in line with net zero
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‘Less clarity and lower expectations’ leading to COP27
Morningstar’s Kemp says ESG investors must adapt their approach to less favourable conditions this year
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Net-zero goals fuel surge in sustainable bonds
Standard Chartered expects green, social, sustainable and sustainability-linked bond issuance to hit $1.7trn in 2022