L&G / Brunel back renewable energy fund launch
Irish fund group NTR has secured commitments from Legal & General Capital, Brunel Pension Partnership and the European Investment Bank
Sustainable Communities
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L&G / Brunel back renewable energy fund launch
Irish fund group NTR has secured commitments from Legal & General Capital, Brunel Pension Partnership and the European Investment Bank
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Meet the Swiss companies using ESG to bolster profits
An analysis of Swiss companies by Evenlode Investments found five major corporations using ESG to improve investor returns
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Meet the Swiss companies using ESG to bolster profits
An analysis of Swiss companies by Evenlode Investments found five major corporations using ESG to improve investor returns
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Gresham House confirms windfarm transaction
The British Strategic Investment Fund’s latest acquisition comes a year after its first renewable energy investment
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Gresham House confirms windfarm transaction
The British Strategic Investment Fund’s latest acquisition comes a year after its first renewable energy investment
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Schroders: Intergenerational inequality to drive tax rises
Rising costs of healthcare and pension provision for the elderly, and financial struggles facing younger people, will lead to rising taxes, the fund group warns
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Schroders: Intergenerational inequality to drive tax rises
Rising costs of healthcare and pension provision for the elderly, and financial struggles facing younger people, will lead to rising taxes, the fund group warns
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Asset managers grapple with plastic clampdown
Backlash against plastic pollution and its toxic impact presents investment opportunities as policymakers get tough
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Asset managers grapple with plastic clampdown
Backlash against plastic pollution and its toxic impact presents investment opportunities as policymakers get tough
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Fund firms urge companies to pay staff a fair wage
63 companies in the FTSE 100 are yet to ensure staff are paid a real living wage, investors say
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Fund firms urge companies to pay staff a fair wage
63 companies in the FTSE 100 are yet to ensure staff are paid a real living wage, investors say