Japan’s corporate governance push to cause ‘a lot of action’ this AGM season
Stricter voting guidelines ‘may result in board shuffles as shareholders hold directors to account’
Regulation
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ClientEarth legal challenge exposes ‘credibility risk’ of EU taxonomy
NGOs argue fossil gas inclusion in the EU’s sustainable finance taxonomy is unlawful
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ESA proposals could trigger reclassification of Article 8 and 9 funds
Significant changes to the SFDR regulatory technical standards
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Water: Solving the crisis and building healthy portfolios
Standard Chartered’s Eugenia Koh looks at how regulation is driving growth opportunities in water
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The great reshuffling of ESG-related funds
Detlef Glow discusses the recent SFDR downgrades and how new standards could cause further changes
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Regulators are pushing ahead with ESG rules
ESG Clarity’s overview of the latest developments in US ESG regulation and what it means for financial advisers
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Sector special: Auto making inroads in sustainable transition
S&P Global looks at the materiality of ESG issues in the sector
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Should all ESG funds get labels?
‘None of the SDR requirements are rocket science, but they do require a real commitment to sustainability’
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ING Q&A: Subtle wording changes to ESG strategies could avoid political heat
Coco Zhang says ESG investors face a balancing act in the US
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Sebi approves ESG framework for funds, companies and ratings agencies
India’s regulator says ESG funds must invest at least 65% of AUM in securities that meet new disclosure requirements
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MSCI ESG downgrades means onus on firms to ‘control evaluation’
Methodology changes will see ratings of almost two-thirds of European ETFs lowered or removed
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MSCI ESG downgrades puts onus on firms to ‘take control of evaluation’
Methodology changes will see ratings of almost two-thirds of European ETFs lowered or removed