Editor’s reflection on 2020: The world has changed forever
ESG Clarity editor Natalie Kenway reflects on how 2020 has been a pivotal year for responsible investing, and the wider society
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Smaller firms lead in supporting climate resolutions
They include Impax Asset Management, Aviva Investors and Man Group.
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The top asset managers voting in favour of climate change resolutions
ShareAction research finds big names lag in commitment to climate
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Taskforce shares 20 recommendations to improve stewardship
Led by the Treasury and supported by the Investment Association, the Asset Management Taskforce has released recommendations for asset owners
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ShareAction presents Responsible Investment Bill to MPs
Proposed bill covers increased ESG integration and funds labelled ‘sustainable’ meeting certain requirements
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Will fossil fuel write-downs speed up the switch to greener energy?
Oil majors have slashed billions from their values of assets, indicating a move away from dirtier energies is nearer than we thought
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Will fossil fuel write-downs speed up the switch to greener energy?
Oil majors have slashed billions from their values of assets, indicating a move away from dirtier energies is nearer than we thought
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Nest announces plans to reach net zero goal by 2050
Divesting from thermal coal, oil sands and arctic drilling by the end of the year
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Nest announces plans to reach net zero goal by 2050
Divesting from thermal coal, oil sands and arctic drilling by the end of the year
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Asset managers are ‘neglecting human rights abuses’
ShareAction found asset managers are putting a very limited effort into engaging with companies on human rights and at worst, contributing to them
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Asset managers are ‘neglecting human rights abuses’
ShareAction found asset managers are putting a very limited effort into engaging with companies on human rights and at worst, contributing to them
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Barclay announces ambition be a ‘net zero bank’
Barclays plans to be ‘net zero’ bank by 2050, following investor criticism on its climate policies