Fitch: Five credit trends to watch in 2021
Report highlights social impact of Covid-19, a ‘data deluge’ and corporate governance reform
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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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A Sustainable Xmas with Yuko Takano: Games, electric cars and diversity
BNY Mellon Sustainable Global Equity Fund manager talks employee welfare, flexible working and the transition from LEGO to computer games
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Human Rights Day: Placing business practices under real scrutiny
Newton’s Andrew Parry writes how engagement is leading to companies taking action to prevent human rights abuses
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A Sustainable Xmas with Bev Shah: Homemade decorations, food waste and measurable metrics
City Hive CEO shares overcoming phobias in lockdown and why asset managers need to practise what they preach
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A Sustainable Christmas with Jean-Jacques Barbéris: Baby news, China’s game changer and reduced travel
Jean-Jacques Barbéris, director of the institutional and corporate clients division & ESG at Amundi, shares his plans to reduce his travel by 80%
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Investment managers adopt social housing standard
BlackRock, M&G, Rathbone Greenbank, LGIM Real Assets and Schroders are among the early adopters of the standard
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‘There is a great opportunity to promote sustainability through property finance’
Chris Gardner, founder of M&G-funded Atelier Capital Partners, shares insights on sustainable trends in property finance
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How do different regions score on ESG attributes?
Nutmeg’s Rumi Mahmood analyses the geographic differences in ESG attributes and what drives them
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Andrew Parry: The ESG themes accelerated by the pandemic
Newton IM’s head of sustainable investment looks at how Covid-19 has propelled many existing themes
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Mental health benchmark built to remove workplace stigma
CCLA has launched the Mental Health Benchmark focusing initially on FTSE 100 companies
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Rathbones calls for greater incentives to combat rising antibiotic resistance
Investment in antibiotics has slowed to a historically low rate, according to the first Planet Papers from Rathbones