Midterms’ consequences for ESG
Regulators will press on with their climate agendas, as will anti-ESG politicians
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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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COP27: ‘Climate change takes precedence over other crises’
‘There is not one single crisis that is more impactful and critical than climate change’ say COP27 leaders
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Midterm scenarios and impacts on Biden’s climate agenda
Climate action could be slowed in a Republican-controlled Congress
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‘Testosterone effect’ in investing scuppers long-term climate goals
Sandrine Dixson-Declève says robust EU green taxonomy could have transformed financial system
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Aviva Investors’ Waygood: COP27 must repurpose international financial architecture
Chief responsible investment officer warns against failing to act
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Dems urge JP Morgan, Wells Fargo to cease funding of anti-ESG group
Federated Hermes has indicated that it will end its membership in the State Financial Officers Foundation
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Aviva Investors’ Waygood: We need a complete rethink of international financial architecture at COP27
More must be done to protect from the end of civilisation by end of this century, says the chief responsible investment officer
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ESG industry on economy chaos and party conferences: ‘Not a fun time for fund management’
Reflections on policy areas thrown into uncertainty including climate, biodiversity, obesity and energy
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BlackRock pushes back amid anti-ESG narrative
Earlier this week Louisiana announced that it would pull assets from funds
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BlackRock faces ESG fallout in Louisiana
The treasurer admits BlackRock invests heavily in energy but says he does not like the company’s stance
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NYC’s $43B pension rethinks BlackRock’s mandate
The firm faces much different criticism from several Republican-led states