US approach to Ukraine changes the ESG conversation for defence once more
It is very difficult to pick and choose the defence industry exposure you’re comfortable with, writes Gemma Woodward
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94% of investors consider defence stocks ESG friendly
ESG investors have stopped divesting from defence stocks and started buying them since the invasion of Ukraine
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Next Generation with Adam & Company’s Goddard: ESG has become a political hot potato
Investment analyst asserts ESG investing has become more nuanced after early enthusiasm led to ‘prolific greenwashing’
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Three water-focused funds making a big splash
Square Mile’s Louis Selby highlights strategies with water exposure that are having an impact
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Four views: The future of renewables
An expert panel give their outlook on investing in renewable energy
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Has ESG become too politically controversial to make a difference?
With elections and sustainability commitments being realigned, ESG has become a political football
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World at war: ‘Responsible investors should shun countries using force for territory expansion’
Risk of exposure to Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza conflicts
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Global emerging markets bounced back in 2023
The sector was challenged by macro factors throughout 2022 but last year saw it rebound
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Armaments avoidance ranges across all ESG-style funds
This is unlikely to change, and reflects a diversity of views
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Tobam launches civil and democratic rights funds
Strategy available via three SFDR Article 9 compliant Luxembourg-domiciled funds
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Ukraine war one year on: Clean energy arms race triggered
MSCI predicts fossil fuel consumption will peak by the mid-2020s
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COP27 and the pivotal role of emerging markets
LGIM CEO Michelle Scrimgeour discusses the positives from COP27 for emerging markets