World Bank: Asset managers and owners must collaborate on ESG
Working together on enhanced ESG disclosure and reporting will bolster data quality and availability, and influence market participants through greater corporate engagement
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‘Pivotal moment’ as fund groups sign Net Zero Asset Managers commitment
Investment firms representing $9trn commit to supporting the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or sooner
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Number of UK top companies reporting sustainability falls
KPMG report finds UK behind some European countries in reporting on sustainability, and biodiversity reporting lacking worldwide
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IA paper backs government’s TCFD plans
The Climate Change Position Paper presents three industry requests to the government
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Asset managers unite to call for Paris-aligned climate change reporting
Urging companies to ensure Paris Climate Agreement is factored into financial reporting
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It is time to accurately measure ESG performance
Can we close the current reporting gap? alva CEO Alberto Lopez Valenzuela has some suggestions
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Carney urges corporates to make net zero the norm by COP26
COP26 private finance strategy sets out plans for reporting, risk management, returns and private capital mobilisation
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Good Money Week: Managers share impact measurement best practice
This year’s Good Investment Review acknowledges a need for standardised measurement and reporting on impact
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ESG and pensions: The evolving landscape
RLAM’s head of responsible investment reflects on a year since the DWP implemented ESG requirements in pension schemes
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SFDR postponement: What does it mean for asset managers?
A leaked letter suggests a delay. How should fund groups use this time wisely?
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Morningstar: Many ESG funds won’t be aligned with EU Taxonomy
Very low alignment between sustainable funds and EU Taxonomy, but it will change over time
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City & Financial invites readers to ESG best practise virtual summit
‘Companies are coming under increasing legal and regulatory pressure to fully disclose their exposure to climate change’