Climate investing gap among Canadian pension giants is widening, campaigners warn
The gap in climate ambitions among Canadian pension funds is widening, with some funds leading the way while others lag behind, according to new research
Paris Alignment
Leaders and laggards: why climate strategies differ across US public pension funds
Against the backdrop of growing political backlash against climate ambitions, climate strategies and targets at US public pension schemes are diverging
AP7 excludes BP, Woodside, Chevron and TotalEnergies over Paris alignment concerns
AP7, Sweden’s largest public pension fund, has adopted widespread exclusions of major fossil fuel companies, raising concerns that these firms are no longer aligned with the Paris Agreement
LifeSight DC Master Trust invests £400m in AXA transition credit fund
Willis Towers Watson’s LifeSight DC master trust has provided seed capital for AXA Investment Managers’ Carbon Transition Global Core Credit Fund
COP30 stocktake: what did Belém deliver?
With COP30 wrapping up, a fossil fuel phase-out agreement turned out to be elusive but COP30 delivered several investor-relevant outcomes. From TFFF and forest financing to grid investment and adaptation finance, here’s what the mutirão means for investors
‘Wrong signal’: watering down Omnibus criticised
The European Parliament’s new negotiating position contradicts investor demands to protect CSRD and CSDDD
COP 30: Brazil’s Tropical Forest Forever Facility needs $100bn of institutional capital
At COP30, Brazil is planning the launch of a new Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF), the blended finance investment fund could become one of the world's largest emerging market investment vehicles
NZI with Atharva: green bond fees - can banks have their cake & eat it too?
Despite widely prevalent fossil fuel lending and the NZBA ceasing operations, green bonds are a profitable business opportunity for banks. How long can banks have their cake and eat it too? Josephine Richardson, MD & head of research at Anthropocene Fixed Income Institute (AFII) joins Atharva Deshmukh to discuss the latest trends in syndication fees and why that matters
Itaú Unibanco, JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America top financiers of Amazon disruption
Global lenders have provided more than $2bn (£1.6bn) in financing for new oil and gas projects in the Amazon so far this year, with Brazilian and US banks emerging as key backers, while many European lenders have scaled back their involvement
NZI with Mona: Lindsey Stewart on NZI AC highlights: where next for climate investing?
Lindsey Stewart, director of Institutional Insights at Morningstar takes stock of the highlights of this year’s Net Zero Investor Annual Conference and key trends for climate investing in 2026
NZBA collapses as divide widens between green and fossil lenders
The world’s largest climate alliance for banks has wound down operations only four years after launch, marking a major setback for collective net-zero efforts in global finance
Turning the tabs off for Total: investor day overshadowed by market caution
Energy giant Total held its investor day yesterday in a bid to reassure shareholders about its capital expenditure. The company doubled down on fossil fuels, but many large investors remain unconvinced
The Paris blacklist: inside AP7’s decision to revamp climate exclusions
This autumn, the Swedish asset owner is set to implement new changes to its Paris Agreement-based exclusion process