Four pension funds flagged as leaders in shift away from fossil fuels

Shareholder victory: Barclays to cease funding new fossil fuel projects

Barclays, one of the five largest banks in Europe has confirmed today that it will no longer fund new oil and gas projects, a move that was welcomed by activist shareholders

New York pension funds push banks for greater disclosure on transition funding

Davos: world’s largest equity owner among investors backing TNFD recommendations

How to scale up nature-based solutions

Institutional interest in natural capital is growing but it still accounts for only a fraction of funds committed to restoring nature. How can funding be scaled up?

Holland’s DNB makes green push by aligning own reserves with Paris goals

Allianz and Skandia among investors to allocate $1 billion to green loans fund

UK Infrastructure Bank greenlights $40m for hydrogen-electric aircraft developer

abrdn, Invesco and DeutscheBank drive fossil fuel bonds past $12bn

Rising sea levels could sink Asian banks investors warn

As sea levels are rising, so could the risk of NPLs among Asian banks, an investor coalition warned

Canadian banking giants ‘lack net zero urgency’

Number of banks and insurers committed to coal divestment doubles

HSBC: ‘Other banks are following our oil and gas strategy’

Net Zero Investor spoke to Tim Lord, head of climate change at HSBC UK, and Robert King, UK head of sustainable finance at the bank, on what big banks can do if they are serious about sustainability

People Moves 15 June: Who is hiring who within the industry?

This week saw C-suite changes at some of Europe’s largest asset managers

Do billions in oil and gas investments undermine Macquarie’s net zero commitments?

Investors are urged to question why the Australian banking giant straddles the net zero fence with large investments in both renewables and oil and gas production