Investors filing climate resolutions at Shell and BP are reframing the debate, demanding a financial case for oil and gas expansion rather than Paris alignment
US shareholder resolutions on climate have dropped by over a third this year, with mid-season changes to SEC rules making it harder to hold firms accountable, warns Danielle Fugere of As You Sow
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
As political headwinds and climate impacts worsen, Shift’s latest report card reveals which pension funds are taking action—and which ones are falling behind
As GFANZ, the world’s largest climate coalition adjusts its membership criteria in the wake of prominent departures, what does the network’s shift in strategy mean for the future of climate alliances?
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell, one of the largest corporate emitters of fossil fuels has won an appeal against a landmark ruling which forced it to reduce its emissions
Investors wishing to make a climate impact in fixed income now have access to an ever growing arsenal of tools, from green bonds to sustainability-linked debt, what are the most impactful levers?
Delegates representing pension funds, insurers, charities, endowments and fund managers gathered at Stationer's Hall in the heart of the City of London.
Net Zero Investor’s first Real Estate Summit brought together a select audience of real estate managers, industry representatives and a diverse group of asset owners to discuss how to decarbonise the asset class.
The use of carbon credits in net-zero strategies has received a fair share of criticism, but as more institutional investors incorporate nature into their portfolios, could carbon credits become integral to institutional net-zero strategies?
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