Has ESG become too politically controversial to make a difference?
With elections and sustainability commitments being realigned, ESG has become a political football
War
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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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Sustainable Standpoint: It’s time for ESG to grow up
ESG Clarity Committee members share their reflections and predictions in part three of this series
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COP27: ‘Climate change takes precedence over other crises’
‘There is not one single crisis that is more impactful and critical than climate change’ say COP27 leaders
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‘Testosterone effect’ in investing scuppers long-term climate goals
Sandrine Dixson-Declève says robust EU green taxonomy could have transformed financial system
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Sustainable investing in times of war
ESG funds see lower returns during conflicts, but they are more important than ever
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Ukraine ESG considerations and sector report on healthcare
Domini on the implications of Russia’s war through an ESG lens
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Sustainable funds resilient amid market volatility
Despite macroeconomic headwinds, sustainable funds in most regions have held up better than conventional market
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Sustainable funds resilient amid market volatility
Despite macroeconomic headwinds, sustainable funds in most regions have held up better than conventional market
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Sustainable funds resilient amid market volatility
Despite macroeconomic headwinds, sustainable funds in most regions have held up better than conventional market
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War in Ukraine may be déjà-vu for ESG investors
‘Too many funds say they consider ESG or exclude a fraction of an index and expect to be congratulated’
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War and peace: Where does oil fit in?
Don’t blame renewable energy proponents for the economic consequences of cutting off Russian oil