Impax AM’s Forster: I have no doubts about durability of renewables sector
Consumer preferences, policy and regulation are key drivers in the long-term picture, says the manager
Sustainability
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Next Generation with WHEB AM’s Woodhouse: ‘My climate anxiety is at an all-time high’
Investment analyst, Katie Woodhouse, says she’s frustrated by the waning interest in impact investing and the ESG backlash
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Stewart Investors launches Asia Pacific and Japan Sustainability fund
Managed by Doug Ledingham
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Three sustainable investment opportunities in emerging markets
Franklin Templeton’s Andrew Ness says these opportunities require ‘specialist, local knowledge’ to be captured effectively
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Are investors ‘playing both sides’ by not forming exit strategies from fossil fuels?
‘It’s easier to continue business as usual with insufficient pressure from regulators and shareholders’
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Private equity ‘by far the most popular way investors access the impact space’
Blue Earth Capital’s Impact Survey says three-quarters of respondents believe impact investing will become mainstream in the next 10 years
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Investment in plastic circularity falls ‘far below’ $1trn needed
A Circulate Initiative study has revealed a regional disparity in funding to reduce plastic pollution
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Do investors hold the key to ending the fast-fashion hype?
Leading brands are starting to focus on values rather than value, but ‘no industry is perfect’
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SDR: Those who take action now ‘will be best prepared for the next deadline’
Naming and marketing requirements for labelled funds must be met by 2 December
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Financial institutions ‘unknowingly exposed’ to Chinese fishing industry ESG risks
Planet Tracker’s report highlights environmental and social harm caused by China’s distant-water fishing fleet
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Next Generation with Castlefield’s Walley: Distinguishing between the credibility of climate targets can be challenging
Assistant sustainability analyst, Eleanor Walley, believes that active ownership is the key to influencing positive change
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Will we ever get perfect data and does it even matter?
There’s no such thing as perfect data availability, and there likely will never be, writes RLAM’s Ashley Hamilton Claxton