Update: UK and EU widen Russian sanctions
Divestments abound but questions remain over who can and would buy the holdings being rapidly offloaded
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ESG implications of the Russia-Ukraine war
A host of investment challenges have been presented by the crisis, writes State Street’s Carlo Funk
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Why Nestlé’s stance on Russia matters
Corporations have enormous power to influence policy and advance social good
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Spring Statement: Minimal boost for green energy while poorest homes set to suffer
Commentators blast lack of windfall tax and said more financial support for low-income families looking to insulate homes efficiently is needed
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Russia’s ESG rating from MSCI goes to lowest level
Follows a previous downgrade at the end of February
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Geopolitics: The new ‘G’ in ESG?
The role the investment industry has to play amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Russia’s ESG rating from MSCI goes to lowest level
The downgrade follows one made Feb. 28
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Quilter donates £100k to Ukraine humanitarian appeal
Funds will be directed towards people forced to flee their homes to escape the conflict
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‘Weakening Putin’s regime’: A week of financial activism against Russia
Divestments abound but questions remain over who can and would buy the holdings being rapidly offloaded
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War in Europe: ESG’s role in a multi-crisis reality
ESG Clarity’s Christine Dawson reflects on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how the crisis affects ESG investors
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Which country does ESG best?
The UK and France score well for governance analysis, while the Netherlands leads Europe overall
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Which country does ESG best?
The UK and France score well for governance analysis, while the Netherlands leads Europe overall