Major fashion brands lack concern on water risk
Planet Tracker creates tool for investors to consider level of water stress companies are exposed to
Water
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Thirst for change: Finance’s role in tackling the global water scarcity
To celebrate World Water Day, Aegon AM’s Campbell says we need global action to safeguard water
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Calls for more water risk disclosure in apparel industry
Major brands such as Ralph Lauren, Levi Strauss and Victoria Secret have been exposed as failing to account for and disclose water risks
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Lost water deters investment into infrastructure
Underinvestment in water infrastructure is rarely visible unless a major main break occurs
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Understanding the full costs and benefits of acting on water risk
Ceres finds companies often lack a complete picture of their impact
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Rize ETF rolls out two thematic Article 9 strategies
Rize Global Infrastructure and Rize USA Environmental Impact UCITS ETF
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Five talking points from World Water Week 2023
New ideas, innovations and governance systems were discussed to enhance access to water
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Ceres launches water value assessment framework
‘Empowering investors to optimise portfolios for returns and social impact’
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Thames Water: Who should own essential infrastructure?
Investment companies take a long-term approach and are transparent
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Ceres launches water value assessment framework
‘Empowering investors to optimize portfolios for returns and social impact’
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ESG changed my mind on…which companies are ‘sustainability superstars’
Aegon’s Emma Hall on finding joy in small changes and what stuck with her from the ‘Jaws of Death’ speech
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What we’ve learnt from engaging with UK water companies
With the sector under scrutiny due to ongoing pollution, responsible investors have a duty to challenge and support