Relying solely on ESG scores ‘doesn’t ensure alignment with do no harm principles’
Exclusionary practices can complement and reinforce ESG integration strategies, according to the latest EDHEC report
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More than half of investors still consider ESG factors during portfolio asset allocation
Difficulty in measuring impact and inconsistent regulations are the biggest barriers
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Exclusive: Bloomberg launches sustainable investment screening tool
Enables investors to screen portfolios, funds and indices against their own set of sustainability criteria
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Tabula launches ESG-focused gold ETC
Only 4% of gold is currently traceable, posing ‘serious ESG risks’ to investors
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Best and worst performing sustainable funds of 2023
ESG Clarity takes a look at the drivers of performance – and underperformance
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CFA, GSIA and PRI unify definitions of responsible investment
Harmonised definitions to help investors ‘communicate with confidence’
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Is greenwashing a big problem for the financial advice market?
High-net-worth individuals admit scepticism and mistrust are preventing them from investing in green and social impact funds
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‘ESG screening means too many things’
PRI conference hears why the strategy is leading to greenwashing
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‘ESG screening means too many things’
PRI conference hears why the strategy is leading to greenwashing
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Greenwash-resistant metrics for engaging end investors
Good Money Week: Panel discusses ways asset managers can improve communications with consumers
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Ayres Punchard Q&A: Conflating terminology is doing a massive disservice
Managing director Chris Welsford says industry could be headed into ‘really bad places’
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Thomas and Thomas Q&A: The ‘sticky money’ is going to ESG
Darren Lloyd Thomas shares how he builds ethical portfolios for clients and how being the son of a Baptist minister led him to ESG