One year after The People’s Pension divested from State Street, Net Zero Investor caught up with head of responsible investment Leanne Clements to discuss how its approach to stewardship and responsible investment has evolved
Ahead of BP’s full-year results due tomorrow morning, new research suggests that fossil fuel holdings, rather than renewables, account for the majority of the company’s losses and impairments.
A coalition of institutional investors is filing a shareholder resolution at BP’s upcoming AGM, raising concerns about the oil major’s surge in upstream spending amid increased shareholder scrutiny of profitability
Brunel, one of the UK's LGPS pools faces being wound down. Faith Ward, chief responsible investment officer reflects on the pool’s key achievements and urges other LGPS investors to continue the legacy on responsible investing
Support for shareholder resolutions among the largest US asset managers continued to decline in 2025, weakening overall levels of shareholder engagement, new research shows
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
JP Morgan set an important precedent earlier this month when it announced that it had cut ties with external proxy advisers in favour of an AI-powered in-house tool. Is this much-needed progress that could break the oligopolistic proxy market, or a concerning step that risks weakening stewardship standards?
Atharva Deshmukh discusses the highlights of COP30 with Sung-Ah Kyun, associate director and head of policy, research and partnerships at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Antonina Scheer, deputy director, policy at TPI Global Climate Transition Centre at the LSE.
Carlota Garcia-Manas, Head of Climate Transition and ESG Engagement and Charles Stott, Responsible Investment Analyst at Royal London Asset Management explore how climate adaptation can be designed to deliver fair outcomes for people and the planet - sharing insights from a year of engagement across sectors
Globally, most managers are either ‘inactive or inconsistent’ on climate lobbying, despite asset owner interest in the topic rising, according to new research among the 39 largest managers
