World at war: ‘Responsible investors should shun countries using force for territory expansion’
Risk of exposure to Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza conflicts
Russia
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Global emerging markets bounced back in 2023
The sector was challenged by macro factors throughout 2022 but last year saw it rebound
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Unilever case study: Managing ESG controversy within a sustainable portfolio
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon explains how the team actively engaged with Unilever over its continued presence in Russia
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Tobam launches civil and democratic rights funds
Strategy available via three SFDR Article 9 compliant Luxembourg-domiciled funds
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Ukraine war one year on: Clean energy arms race triggered
MSCI predicts fossil fuel consumption will peak by the mid-2020s
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Sustainable Standpoint: The ESG premium is dissipating – providing better opportunities
In the final part of this series, commentators reflect on the ‘teenage years’ of ESG and share their predictions for the year ahead
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COP27 and the pivotal role of emerging markets
LGIM CEO Michelle Scrimgeour discusses the positives from COP27 for emerging markets
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ShareAction Q&A: Have challenging conversations
The director of corporate engagement Simon Rawson on escalating engagement strategies
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Negative noise highlights COP27’s need to bolster climate targets
Business leaders need to help maintain momentum, writes Quilter Cheviot’s Gemma Woodward
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Sustainable investing in times of war
ESG funds see lower returns during conflicts, but they are more important than ever
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Is ESG losing its lustre, or just reacting to the economy?
ESG funds aren’t immune to the global economic shock
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Is ESG losing its luster, or just reacting to the economy?
ESG funds aren’t immune to the global economic shock