Investors have guns in their sights
Confronting guns in portfolios requires advisers to be informed about the politics
Regulation
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SEC sued over proxy-firm rule changes
The regulator now faces lawsuits against a 2020 rule as well as its recent amendments to it
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Regulating data will not solve sustainability challenges
RLAM’s Claxton says regulating opinion is unhelpful and dangerous
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GOP letter hints at strategies to fight SEC climate rule
Senate Banking Committee members did not like SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s response to an inquiry
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ESG versus crypto: Regulation must change to solve clash of two titans
Large investment banks are offering crypto within pension funds while simultaneously touting their ESG credentials
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Sharp exchanges at hearing illuminate debate on SEC’s oversight of ESG
GOP lawmaker grills SEC enforcement director on how the agency can crack down on ESG
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US politics makes it a tougher market to navigate
‘A US-based manager we spoke to is reluctant to sign the UN PRI – one reason is the regulatory outlook there’
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AllianzGI Q&A: ESG regulations must cover corporates
Jonathan Ho and Chris Liu discuss engagement, net zero and moving beyond ESG integration in Asia
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SEC proposal would help shareholder resolutions
Proposal filers and proxy advisers want the regulator to do more
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How diversifying natural capital can protect portfolios
Allocating to a variety of sustainable natural capital investments, says Nuveen’s Martin Davies, protects against physical and market risk
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Industry barriers preventing further adviser promotion of ESG investing
Mikkel Bates addresses advisers’ ESG barriers in this ESG Clarity Committee piece
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First half of 2022: Champions, critics drive ESG debate, disclosures
Investors have more power on ESG issues than ever, but regulation is becoming a hot-button issue