Asset managers face legal heat over climate change
Pension funds urged to make climate risk measures public or face litigation
Paris Climate Agreement
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Complete negative ESG screens not sustainable: panel
Reducing the carbon footprint in portfolios through exclusion alone is just a box ticking exercise
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Complete negative ESG screens not sustainable: panel
Reducing the carbon footprint in portfolios through exclusion alone is just a box ticking exercise
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Companies still failing to translate climate impact
While many companies now recognise that climate change will affect their business in the longer-term, few are reporting on the likely financial impact, according to the TCFD
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Companies still failing to translate climate impact
While many companies now recognise that climate change will affect their business in the longer-term, few are reporting on the likely financial impact, according to the TCFD
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UN calls for increase in sustainable infrastructure investment
A joint report from the World Bank, the OECD and the UN Environment has recommended that public and private investments in low-emission and sustainable infrastructure are “scaled up” to mitigate global warming
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UN calls for increase in sustainable infrastructure investment
A joint report from the World Bank, the OECD and the UN Environment has recommended that public and private investments in low-emission and sustainable infrastructure are “scaled up” to mitigate global warming
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Nuveen outlines financial link between climate and asset classes
Asset manager Nuveen spells out the link between climate change and returns in equities, bonds and real estate in new report.
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Nuveen outlines financial link between climate and asset classes
Asset manager Nuveen spells out the link between climate change and returns in equities, bonds and real estate in new report.
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Tobam reduces carbon footprint
Paris-based asset manager aims to shrink its footprint by 20% against its reference benchmark
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Tobam reduces carbon footprint
Paris-based asset manager aims to shrink its footprint by 20% against its reference benchmark
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Gravis: Switch to cleaner fuel offers income opportunity
The trend for major companies to switch to cleaner fuels for their commercial vehicles is offering income investors a long-term diversification opportunity, according to a London-based investment boutique.