For faith-based investors and other mission-driven institutions, green bonds represent a practical expression of environmental stewardship argues Holger Mertens, Global Green Bond Strategy portfolio manager at Amova Asset Management
Simon Hallett, head of climate strategy at Cambridge Associates predicts an increase in private market allocations by endowments and foundations. Climate solutions, he reckons, is the reason why
Charities have raised concerns about managers’ ability to apply environmental, social and governance (ESG) exclusions when selecting investments, according to a survey showing that the sector remains strongly committed to climate-conscious and sustainable investing.
While corporates move ahead with SBTN’s pilot programme, many asset owners haven't implemented climate-style nature targets yet
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?
Net Zero Investor sat down with Tony Juniper, chair of Natural England to discuss the long-term case for nature positive investments
The amount of capital flowing into deforestation dwarves positive investments, despite the key role forests play in tackling climate change
An interview with Olga Martin-Ortega, Head of Natural Resources and Just Transition at the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre. Sponsored by CCLA.
An interview with the Bishop of Norwich, Graham Usher on the Church of England's net zero future. Sponsored by CCLA.
Blended finance is impossible to scale without increasing the availability of public and philanthropic sources of concessionary capital
Net Zero Investor outlines the main challenges and opportunities for institutional investors
