Reflecting on ESG in 2021 with Caroline Langley: Greenwashing and green clothing
ESG Clarity asks readers if their sustainable New Year’s resolutions and ESG predictions for 2021 came true
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Assessing company earning power and value post-COP26
Communication and implementation of strategies need to be clearer
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Assessing company earning power and value post-COP26
Communication and implementation of strategies need to be clearer
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Germany to phase out coal by 2030
PRI says this opens up opportunities for investment
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Disclosing double materiality is essential
Ignore social and environmental risks at your own peril, says Federated Hermes’ Leon Kamhi
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How to measure and reduce modern slavery risks
With awareness of forced labour issues growing, a report from AB says investors must know how to engage on it with portfolio companies
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‘Net zero accounting tricks would land people in jail if tried’
Sustainalytics conference hears flaws in decarbonisation calculations are rife and carbon price shock poses a material threat to companies’ returns
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How to analyse companies’ low-carbon strategies
Jupiter’s Llewellyn-Waters says consider the different scopes, where they appear in the value chain, and what the implications will be
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Factor investors increase ESG integration for performance upside
‘If you are the only one who is not looking at ESG it is quite likely you will underperform’, finds Invesco research
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International standards needed for materials sector
Broad nature of the sector means best practice also includes independent certification
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Integrate climate considerations across whole asset allocation process
Don’t just add climate needs at the end after an allocation has been made
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Crisis Talks with XR: ‘You wouldn’t take these risks with a portfolio – so why with the planet?’
In the third video in this ESG Clarity series, climate activists – including a newspaper columnist and ex-investment banker – discuss how the investment community can propel the green transition