Defined Benefit
BCI’s Coulson: “private markets are well-suited to engagement”
Part 3 of NZI’s Stewardship Series looks at why the Canadian pension giant is increasingly focused on private market stewardship
NYC Comptroller’s John Adler: “Everything we do is in the name of fiduciary duty”
The head of ESG for five public pension plans talks Net Zero Investor through the rationale behind its aggressive 2040 target, putting pressure on asset managers, and the implications of a recent anti-ESG divestment lawsuit
Climate wars: US pension funds navigate political divide
Polarisation on climate issues is often less about “blue state versus red state” than “pension board versus state legislators and treasurers”
UK Trustee Roundtable takes stock of FMLC paper on climate change
Longview Networks, the publisher of Net Zero Investor, brought together a group of seasoned trustees for UK DB and DC schemes to discuss how they navigate the balance between tackling climate change and fiduciary duty in their investment decisions
Why asset owners are eyeing European biomethane
The renewable gas is drawing more and more insurance and pension fund money thanks to strong geopolitical and regulatory tailwinds
Inside ABP’s push to support climate start-ups and scale-ups
Europe’s second largest pension fund is bypassing venture capital funds to make direct investments in early stage climate solutions
Tailwinds: Are UK investors finding opportunities onshore?
Only days after entering Downing Street, the new Labour government has lifted what it called a de-facto ban on onshore wind, could this provide tailwinds for investments in Britain’s onshore wind industry?