NYC comptroller warns managers to improve climate reporting or risk divestment
The New York City Pension Systems have presented their managers with a new deadline on climate reporting, threatening to divest from those who fail to meet expectations
The New York City Pension Systems have presented their managers with a new deadline on climate reporting, threatening to divest from those who fail to meet expectations
Nordea Group has confirmed an effective quarantine on TotalEnergies, with no further bonds or shares being bought amid growing concerns about the firm’s fossil fuel expansion in East Africa
New York City comptroller pushes back against a US climate rollback, accusing Trump government of 'climate denialism'
Danish pension fund Akademiker has confirmed the termination of its investments with US manager State Street, amid an increasing debate on stewardship alignment between long-term asset owners and US managers
Investment manager Sarasin & Partners has sold its shares in Norwegian oil firm Equinor, citing concerns over the firm’s transition strategy
UK master trusts have made some progress on climate ambitions this year, with several of the largest providers ramping up their climate commitments. However, fossil fuel holdings remain a significant concern
DC investors have made some progress on climate change, with most major master trusts setting net zero targets and cutting emissions. But is the hardest work still to come?
LGPS fund under increasing pressure to immediately shift away from fossil fuel assets.
The super fund has thus far divested from a renewable energy company and excluded a bank
Is the path to net zero through corporate engagement or policy reform?
Ahead of New York Climate Week, Andrew Siwo, head of Sustainable Investments and Climate Solutions (SICS) at New York State Common Retirement Fund tells NZI about an eventful year