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The rise of split voting– is the onus now on asset owners?
Does the growth of split voting options mean that the onus for climate stewardship is now on asset owners?

How would financial markets work in a steady state economy?
Part V of NZI’s Economy of the Future series explores the implications of a steady state economy for financial markets

CA100+ pledges enter phase two: are companies on track to hit their 2030 targets?
Setting climate targets won’t impress investors anymore. Staying on course to deliver, will. Data suggests most companies might miss the mark


How to invest in blended finance
Net Zero Investor outlines the main challenges and opportunities for institutional investors

IGCC Summit: investors down under discuss the art of adaptation
The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) annual summit put the spotlight on financing adaptation

IGCC Summit Day 1: Spotlight on policy, capital allocation and engagement
At the IGCC Summit in Sydney, asset owners are digging deep on decarbonisation down under.

Rising sea levels could sink Asian banks investors warn
As sea levels are rising, so could the risk of NPLs among Asian banks, an investor coalition warned


One year on: are US investors banking on the Inflation Reduction Act?
Biden's Inflation Reduction Act has sparked an investment boom in renewable energy in the US. So, one year on, are asset owners capitalising on the opportunity?

Why asset owners should have a seat at the IEA’s Critical Minerals Summit
At the world’s first high-level summit on critical minerals, the voice of capital warrants an audience

People Moves: Who is hiring who within the industry
Key exectutive hires have been made at two Australian firms.

‘The wrong signal’: investors respond to the UK’s fossil fuel push
The UK government has announced plans to back the further expansion of fossil fuel industries. What does this mean for investors in renewable energy?

The silence score: how active are the world’s biggest investors on climate stewardship?
NZI takes a closer look at the stewardship practices of some of the world’s biggest investors in fossil fuels – and finds significant differences