UK master trusts have made some progress on climate ambitions this year, with several of the largest providers ramping up their climate commitments. However, fossil fuel holdings remain a significant concern
Natasha Chaudhary, a research fellow at the Institute for Climate Economics (I4CE) in Paris argues that the European Banking Authority’s (EBA) new guidelines on ESG risk management are encouraging
DC investors have made some progress on climate change, with most major master trusts setting net zero targets and cutting emissions. But is the hardest work still to come?
With leading US and Canadian banks announcing their departures from the Net Zero Banking Alliance, NZI editor Mona Dohle speaks to Jeanne Martin, head of the Banking Programme at Share Action about the role could investors could play in holding banks accountable on climate action.
British oil giant BP, once seen as a leader in the energy transition, is scaling back its ambitions, leaving its capital expenditure misaligned with net zero goals.
Scepticism over financed emissions reduction targets is on the rise, does the IIGCC's new investment framework offer a way forward?
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?
Net Zero Investor's head of Research Atharva Deshmukh sits down with David Russell chair of the Transition Pathway Initiative to discuss if it is time for investors to rethink the role of carbon footprints in their portfolios.
With temperatures in Australia rising, are insurers down under doing enough to tackle climate change?
With Trump due to take power in the US and carbon markets entering a new phase, what are the key energy transition trends investors should consider for 2025?
While the largest master trusts have now all set net zero targets, a closer look under the bonnet is required to establish how the pension providers are scoring on net zero
Insurers are under increasing pressure to cease underwriting fossil fuels as climate-related weather events significantly impact profit margins. But who are the leaders and laggards in the insurance sector?
Swedish pension fund AP7 has excluded the firms from its investment portfolio, citing their failure to align with the Paris Agreement.
Climate change could wipe out up to 50% of investment returns for North American and Canadian pension funds by 2040, due to higher exposure to equities and alternatives, raising questions about the climate resilience of the much-cited Maple 8 Model.