Jupiter sustainable fund’s net-zero strategy: Mitigation and adaptation
Abbie Llewellyn-Waters outlines how the Jupiter Global Sustainable Equities strategy aims to be aligned with net zero by 2050
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IA asks companies to report against four pillars of TCFD
Stewardship manager Sarah Woodfield says many companies will need to expend significant capital on acquisitions and disposals
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A faster Chinese decarbonisation
As China celebrates the year of the Ox, Ninety One portfolio managers look at what could be included in President Xi’s plans for net zero by 2060
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Majority of FSTE 250 firms ignore climate-related factors in annual reports
Shareholders need to up pressure on firms to provide better climate disclosures
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Blackrock to vote against companies with limited net-zero planning
CEO of $8.7trn asset manager has written to clients and company management on path to net zero.
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Race to net zero: Renewable energy, offsets and carbon capture will be integral
Bloomberg Intelligence report says despite three-fold increase in company net-zero pledges, we are still creeping towards 1.5 degree Paris Agreement threshold
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Introducing ESG Clarity’s Countdown to COP26
Each month we round up the latest news, views and commitments in the lead up to COP26
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UK must balance old and new energy to reach COP26 goals
Without the participation of conventional sources, the UK will be subject to real issues of energy intermittency, says Victory Hill’s Richard Lum
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BlackRock to vote against corporates with limited net-zero planning
CEO of $8.7trn asset manager has written to clients and company management on path to net zero
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Biden’s first moves as ‘green president’ of the US
Investment professionals react to US president’s first environmental measures
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The UK’s income stream is turning green
Whether it be energy, pharmaceuticals or industrials, businesses are focusing on sustainable future income streams, R&M’s Dan Hanbury tells ESG Clarity
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Fitch: Five credit trends to watch in 2021
Report highlights social impact of Covid-19, a ‘data deluge’ and corporate governance reform