LGIM Q&A: From sea to tap, why desalination is gaining traction
LGIM’s Rob Martin gives an overview of the opportunities that turn abundant saltwater into usable fresh water
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Q&A with Morrison Foerster’s Silva: It could take years before SEC’s climate regulation is back on track
Fredo Silva says the SEC’s reputation would have been damaged ‘no matter what they did’
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Sustainable funds pull in $900m for first quarter of 2024
US sustainable flows deplete by $8.8bn
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Reboot: Lack of ethnic diversity red flag for 40% of institutional investors
One of five UK-based fund managers believe lack of diversity impacts business gains
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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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Elections bring uncertainty but investors must stay hopeful
IA’s Paul Scaping says investors must pay less attention to immediate politics and instead focus on long-term climate policies
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European companies lead world in linking ESG to senior pay
ESG metrics within executive pay plans also rising in the US and Asia Pacific
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Man GLG: Japan’s ‘most radical corporate reform in a generation’
The TSE is pushing for genuine change, says Man GLG portfolio manager Emily Badger
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‘Significant number’ of boards lack basic sustainability expertise
Only 2% of companies stand out as ‘beacons of progress’
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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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More than half of Luxembourg financial companies meet SFDR ‘comply or explain’ rules
ESG funds account for 67.3% of Luxembourg’s UCITS
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All eyes on COP28
This conference will be the first ‘global stocktake’ since the Paris Agreement in 2015. Ahead of the summit, ESG Clarity speaks to industry leaders from across the world to find out what they hope will be achieved in DubaI