
Is sustainable finance being hijacked by a ‘surreal’ anti-ESG movement?
A panel of asset managers in London discussed the anti-sustainability wind that is currently blowing through the green finance space
A panel of asset managers in London discussed the anti-sustainability wind that is currently blowing through the green finance space
A number of net zero insiders in London discussed how to tackle the continuing issue of greenwashing
Part V of NZI’s Putting a Price on Pollution series explores the dangers of a disorderly transition
Investors are increasingly adopting an active ownership approach, with European asset owners leading the way
Energy transition specialists argue that the cost of capital for dirty energy sources should go up to hit net zero
Do not sanction managers for 'green bleaching', says ESMA group
Willis Towers Watson's head of sustainable investment Adam Gillett discusses the 'massive macro transition' to net zero
UN climate scientists sound alarm bell in latest IPCC report
As industries developed and global trade swelled, Sharon Myburgh discusses in this 3-part series why it became necessary to take a globally agreed net zero approach
Investors flocking to real assets is 'evolution rather than revolution', says Daniel McHugh, chief investment officer at Aviva Investors Real Assets in London
New probe finds the funds voted in favour of less than 70% of climate shareholder resolutions
Part IV of NZI’s Putting a Price on Pollution Series looks at short-term pressures that are complicating the green transition
Anne Schoemaker of Sustainalytics told NZI that the SFDR is 'hugely important' in addressing greenwashing risks