Relying solely on ESG scores ‘doesn’t ensure alignment with do no harm principles’
Exclusionary practices can complement and reinforce ESG integration strategies, according to the latest EDHEC report
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Progress on SDG6 ‘alarmingly off-track’ as UNEP calls for increased water investment
UNEP targets investment in institutions, infrastructure, information and innovation to meet the 2030 clean water target
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ISSB to research nature and human capital disclosures
Identifying common information investors need
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Janus Henderson’s Dunstan: ESG funds are our fastest-growing products
Chief responsibility officer Michelle Dunstan discusses her first year with the business, engagement partnerships and why responsible investing is here to stay
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Sustainability hits and misses: Why it’s important for investors to spot the difference
Liontrust’s Mike Appleby says some sustainability solutions are overstated
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EMs face dearth of private capital amid slow gains in transparency
Flows have dropped 22%
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Invesco names director of ESG research
Molly Betournay joins from Vermont-based advisory firm
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Return ESG to ‘common-sense’ values investing
NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights report argues one composite score makes ESG ‘a bundle of contradictions’
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ESG upskilling: Groups demanding more of ESG professionals
As hiring slows, is there a need for ESG professionals at fund firms to have investment expertise?
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Wealth managers spend little time on client ESG preferences
Oxford Risk finds assessments also not providing detailed enough information to act on
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Companies with higher ESG ratings see stronger investment returns
Kroll study finds globally ‘ESG leaders’ return 12.9% compared with 8.6% returned by laggards
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Companies with higher ESG ratings see stronger investment returns
Kroll study finds globally ‘ESG leaders’ return 12.9% compared with 8.6% returned by laggards