Green Dream with DWS ESG real estate head: How to prove building sustainability
Aleksandra Njagulj talks about green certifications for buildings and how these help signpost sustainable properties
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Green Dream with Octopus co-founder: Turbocharging the growth in the renewable sector
Chris Hulatt shares the group’s approach to impact investing and its real estate and renewable investment portfolios
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Rich clients get more ‘S’ options at $8bn firm
Seattle-based Laird Norton Wealth Management is working with Calvert and Parametric on equity strategies that emphasize social issues
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Social enterprise fund reopens to address unequal social effects of pandemic
Half of grants aimed at groups led by people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities, LGBTQ+ communities and disabled people
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Home REIT could reach £1bn in three years
QuotedData’s Richard Williams takes a look at the portfolio of social housing REIT Home
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Podcast: Putting pressure on regulators ahead of COP26
Nuveen head of responsible investing and Positive Money senior economist set out their wish lists and expectations
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Social housing lender first in UK to publish ESG performance
The Housing Finance Corporation has reported against the Sustainability Reporting Standard for Social Housing metrics
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Big Society Capital to double social impact market by 2025
Investing in impact venture, social lending, social outcomes contracts, and social and affordable housing
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AIC looks at care in the community
More and more investment trusts are recognising the benefits of putting their money into companies that make a real difference to people’s lives
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Building back local with place-based impact investing
Helping local communities build back better and stronger after the coronavirus crisis
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ESG Clarity digs into impact investing for July magazine
Robeco, Wheb, GIIN and more feature in upcoming digital magazine
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Excellent or evil? ESG ratings fail to capture positive social impact
Baillie Gifford’s Parajuli says poorest countries will suffer if analysts continue to ignore the ‘S’ in ESG