In pictures: NZI’s Nature Positive Investment Forum

Picture highlights from Net Zero Investor's second Nature Positive Investment Forum

Shareholders back off BP to ramp up pressure on Shell and Exxon

Shareholders have overwhelmingly supported BP’s board despite the oil and gas supermajor backtracking on its climate targets, focussing their pressure on Shell and Exxon instead

European investors back venture-capital climate fund

Brunel to vote against Exxon’s board

Brunel Pension Partnership has announced that it will vote against all all management resolutions at the forthcoming Exxon AGM in response to the oil firm's legal threats against shareholders

Why universal owners need modest objectives

Tom Gosling, executive fellow at London Business School argues that by aiming for less, asset owners can achieve more as universal owners

Nature Positive Investment Forum: a call for ambition

First impressions from Net Zero Investor's second Nature Positive Investment Forum held at the London Stock Exchange

Shell’s lead investor to back climate resolution

MN, Climate Action 100+ lead investor for Shell has confirmed that it will back a climate resolution put forward at this year’s AGM

Trustees must take an ‘always on’ approach to TCFD reporting

With the UK pensions regulator reviewing climate risk disclosures, Lara Rutty, director at Cardano examines how trustees gain a better understanding of climate risks in their portfolios

Border to Coast, LGPS Central and UniSuper commit to energy infrastructure

NZAOA members commit to setting climate targets for private assets

CPP confirms UK firm as dedicated offshore wind platform

Scottish pension fund moves £4bn to low-carbon mandates

2024 proxy season: key energy AGMs to watch out for

What are the key shareholder resolutions at energy firms that climate-conscious investors should be keeping an eye on this proxy season?

Church of England backs clean energy resolutions at US bank AGM’s

Research spotlight: how are major oil and gas firms scoring on transition planning?

Some of the world’s largest listed oil and gas firms have come under fire for insufficiently preparing for the energy transition. Research reveals significant divergence between firms, who are the leaders and laggards?