Accountability for inclusion ratchets up with JPMorgan critique
Transparency isn’t always clear, especially when critics take issue with the way companies calculate accountability
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Managers stop calling some assets ESG ahead of SEC rules
Anti-greenwashing proposals are already having an effect, results of a US SIF survey suggest
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Institutions want ESG data that investment firms lack
Morgan Stanley survey finds big gaps in what is wanted and what is available
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Sustainability-themed funds on rise
More new ESG funds are coming to the market, and a greater share are sustainable funds, according to Cerulli
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Morningstar CEO: Don’t get hung up on standardising ESG data
Kunal Kapoor talks to ESG Clarity about engaging advisers and the language of ESG
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What recent anti-ESG rhetoric gets wrong
It’s valuable to separate well-founded criticisms from misguided cynicism
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How are consumers’ green habits changing amid cost-of-living crisis?
Less travel and more ‘make do and mend’ having a positive impact, but consumers are shunning more expensive sustainable products
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Surviving the ESG odyssey
We won’t survive the ESG odyssey by aiming for complete precision in our climate investing modelling – uncertainty and probability should be placed at the heart of the agenda
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Morningstar CEO: Don’t get hung up on standardising ESG data
Kunal Kapoor talks to ESG Clarity about engaging advisers and the language of ESG
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US funds have larger carbon footprints than European peers
American firms are also committing lower initial percentages of AUM to net zero
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US fund groups have larger carbon footprints than European peers
American firms also committing lower initial percentage of AUM to net zero
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Morningstar CEO Kapoor on ESG opportunities for advisers
‘This language of ESG is a way to change that conversation and have connectivity through generations,’ Kapoor says