Why investors fear their corporates being accused of ‘greenhushing’
Corporates are finding new ways to pull wool over consumers' eyes when it comes to net zero credentials. One of these is greenhushing, increasingly feared by investors
Corporates are finding new ways to pull wool over consumers' eyes when it comes to net zero credentials. One of these is greenhushing, increasingly feared by investors
Could the aviation sector’s investment structures turn entirely green? The EU firmly believes €820bn in sustainable cashflows are ready for take off
Do not sanction managers for 'green bleaching', says ESMA group
Investors flocking to real assets is 'evolution rather than revolution', says Daniel McHugh, chief investment officer at Aviva Investors Real Assets in London
Competition watchdog CMA has proposed six core criteria that all green claims must now adhere to
A look at the energy transition and the dangers of remaining heavily invested in fossil fuels with Kingsmill Bond, energy strategist, RMI
Net Zero Investor kicks off its Putting a Price on Pollution Series by looking at why policymakers are reluctant to implement stronger anti-pollution policies
If 2022 was the year of waging war against greenwashing, then 2023 could be when we see the unintended consequences – with greenhushing starting to grow.
A look at the state of the financial industry's approach to the climate crisis and more with Professor Dieter Helm
Dirty investment funds do not have to give any warning about the damage that they are inflicting. Funds that claim to be sustainable, on the other hand, do need to show explicitly what that claim is based on. It is high time to repair this flaw, argue Hadewych Kuiper and Hans Stegeman.
A look at the public to private effect on net zero in private equity