Trio of UK brands commit pensions to net zero
Collectively more than £30bn of UK pension money now dedicated towards tackling the climate crisis
Retirement
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Schroders Q&A: We’ve had ESG growing pains
Marina Severinovsky and Lazaro Tiant explain the journey to full ESG integration at the firm
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ESG options would increase 401(k) engagement
But not many plans include ESG funds and very few people use them
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ESG target date lands in group 401(k)
The Natixis Sustainable Future Funds will be part of the Sustainable Futures ESG Group Plan Solution
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Robo adds fossil-fuel free 401(k) for small businesses
Carbon Collective caters to employers that think ‘slightly less bad is just not good enough’
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ESG most popular among young workers in public DC plans: Report
The funds are used less by older workers, but they allocate more of their assets to those funds, EBRI found
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Investment firms watching 401(k) market for ESG growth
Fidelity has around $7.4bn in DC plan assets in ESG options and last year added seven funds to its sustainable lineup
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DOL seeks public input on protecting retirement savings from climate risks
The request for information comes as the agency is working on a separate final rule on the use of ESG in retirement accounts
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£1trn of pension money committed to ‘robust’ net zero
But £1.7trn is still invested in schemes that are not aligned with climate change targets
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Message from America: Greener days projected in Biden White House
Liz Skinner, special projects editor at InvestmentNews, says the momentum for ESG investing in the US is undeniable
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Message from America: Government proposal limiting ESG investing draws criticism
Supporters of ESG investing are worried a rule proposed by the US Labor Department will discourage racial justice and ignores evidence that retirees would do better ESG investing criteria
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Message from America: Government proposal limiting ESG investing draws criticism
Supporters of ESG investing are worried a rule proposed by the US Labor Department will discourage racial justice and ignores evidence that retirees would do better ESG investing criteria