View from the US: ESG industry begins to defend against ‘woke’ investment critics
‘Firms should not be shying away from saying ESG strategies are seeking long-term value and seeking risk’
Regulation
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ESG industry begins to defend against ‘woke’ investment critics
Amid a growing anti-ESG movement, sustainable investors want to correct misinformation
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Texas publishes fund blacklist for state pensions
BlackRock, UBS, Schroders and others are called out by the state
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‘ESG integration’ a sticking point in SEC proposals
Fund companies and industry groups want more clarity from the regulator
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FCA on the hunt for ESG advisory committee members
Looking for external experts with knowledge of the ESG issues in financial services
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J.P. Morgan Q&A: Mandate ESG disclosure for companies
Tomomi Shimada says uptake of sustainable investing in Asia requires joined-up approach
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Singapore enhances ESG metrics for funds
From January MAS requires funds to provide details on their investment strategies, criteria used and associated risks
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AXA IM Q&A: Why and how we quadrupled net-zero goal
‘We had previously committed 15% AUM and have now committed 65%’
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Calastone Q&A: ‘We have only seen inflows into ESG funds’
Head of Asia Leo Chen says marketing and regulation have driven uptake
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Morningstar faces Missouri investigation over ESG
The state wants to pushback on what it calls ‘woke’ investing
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Spotlight On: ESG – are we at a tipping point?
Series of analyses, videos and a live discussion from 5-8 September
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Impact investing: ‘New kid on the block’ grows up
Five key takeaways from the fourth panel at Responsible Pathway