Milestones and missteps in Glasgow
The good and the bad of the conference and how its success will be measured by what we do now
Sustainability
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First look: The infrastructure bill and ESG
Craig Jonas, CEO and founder of CoPeace, joins to discuss the infrastructure bill that is making its way through Congress, what might change before it becomes law, what it does for sustainability and what opportunities it creates for investors.
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Invesco offers sustainability version of its S&P 500 ETF
The Invesco ESG S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF will invest in companies considered leaders in ESG metrics; Apple, Facebook parent Meta and Tesla are among the companies that will be excluded from the fund initially.
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Green Dream with Actis’ Shami Nissan: The role of natural gas in the energy transition
Natalie Kenway speaks to the head of sustainability about her outlook for the natural gas sector
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Q&A with Mercer: ‘Young people’s sustainable values are an inspiration’
Sarika Goel discusses greenwashing, the need for better stewardship and leaving the planet in a better state than we found it
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Liontrust’s Michaelis: ‘Performance is critical to success of sustainable investment’
Square Mile conference delegates discuss appealing ESG to clients, simplifying sustainability and upcoming regulation
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Blackrock: sustainable ETFs gain momentum
Investors are increasingly addressing ESG issues through ETFs, according to the US asset manager.
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Women more likely than men to become heads of sustainability
Credit Suisse report also finds women represent almost 24% of corporate boardrooms globally
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Swimming at Ilulissat shows effects of global warming
Endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh has a plea for COP26 after seeing grounded icebergs break free in the Polar regions
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Vanguard’s own goal: Carbon-heavy holdings and $3trn climate risk
Think tank Universal Owner claims asset manager is doing harm to the market on which it depends
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Happening today: Live Twitter Q&A with London Business School’s Professor Ioannou
Post your questions with #AskProfessorIoa on Twitter
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Plastic use causes greenwashing concerns for fast fashion
Half of items listed on sites such as Boohoo, ASOS and PrettyLittleThing are entirely made from petrochemically-derived polymers