Portfolios must play their part in reaching climate goals
EdenTree’s Patel says investors need to challenge their asset managers to report whether their portfolios are invested to meet the 1.5 degree target
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Robeco calls for collaboration to transition to net zero
Carola van Lamoen, head of sustainable investing, says the transition to a net-zero economy cannot be accomplished single-handedly
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Robeco calls for collaboration to transition to net zero
Carola van Lamoen, head of sustainable investing, says the transition to a net-zero economy cannot be accomplished single-handedly.
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Oil and gas industry offsetting could use land half the size of US
Oxfam flags ‘greenwashing’ net-zero targets and says safeguards are needed on how land is used for carbon removal
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IPCC report draws ‘line in the sand’ for decarbonisation of finance
Investment still has opportunity to play its part in race to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
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Fidelity accelerates net zero goal by a decade
The US asset manager has also set other ESG objectives, according to its latest corporate sustainability report.
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Fidelity accelerates net-zero commitments
Brought forward net-zero target by 10 years and committed to diversity and supply chain goals
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Three ways to align portfolios with the Paris Agreement
AXA’s Hans Stoter runs through portfolio allocation, issuer selection and climate KPI monitoring for a 1.5°C investment strategy
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Global organisations form alliance to support central banks’ climate risk management
Training alliance will see tutorials, handbooks and best practice guidance shared with central banks
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Are ‘say on climate’ resolutions the best tool for the job?
‘As a governance expert I like shareholder votes but as a social scientist I know the path to net zero is bumpy’
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Calls for sovereign bond to curb Brazil deforestation
Planet Tracker and Grantham Institute urge Brazil to issue bond linked to curbing deforestation
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Asset managers’ net-zero pledge not enough to combat climate risks
‘There is too much focus on the destination and too little focus on the journey’