Podcast: UCL’s Paolo Taticchi on corporate sustainability and the next generation of business leaders
The full interview from episode two of ESG Out Loud with Paolo Taticchi, a teaching professor at UCL and expert in sustainable corporations
Sustainability
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Franklin Templeton brings together ESG leaders for sustainability council
Global head of ESG Julie Moret has left the firm
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‘Unsustainable’ firms still attracting cash
Robeco report explores where the funding tap may run dry – sustainable or unsustainable firms?
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ESG: Are retail investors being left behind?
Wisdom Council’s Josh Blundell shares survey findings on how retail investors link sustainability to their savings
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Can a tobacco firm really be sustainable? Yes, according to flawed ESG ratings
Aegon AM’s Euan Ker says fundamentals are overlooked in ESG screens leading agencies to attribute strong sustainability scores to companies with unsustainable products
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Amundi rolls out sustainable funds in Singapore
They are the Polen Capital Global Growth and the KBI Global Sustainable Infrastructure funds.
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The UK’s income stream is turning green
Whether it be energy, pharmaceuticals or industrials, businesses are focusing on sustainable future income streams, R&M’s Dan Hanbury tells ESG Clarity
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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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Green Dream with BNP PAM Jane Ambachtsheer: Understanding the impact of the global investment community on the real world
BNP Paribas Asset Management’s global head of sustainability discusses the long-term impact of the financial industry on the planet and society
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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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Global sustainable energy trust to IPO in January 2021
Victory Hill seeking £400m in the initial placing
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Good Money Week: Three funds for a sustainable world
‘Sustainable investing makes a lot of corporate sense’