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“Sustainable investing is not dead, but it is changing”, new private market fundraising data show
Private market interest in climate solutions is rising, despite political backlash, fund raising data suggests
As You Sow’s Fugere: ‘SEC’s rule change is a violation of due process’
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
NYC comptroller warns managers to improve climate reporting or risk divestment
The New York City Pension Systems have presented their managers with a new deadline on climate reporting, threatening to divest from those who fail to meet expectations
NZI with Mona - Comptroller Brad Lander & Danielle Fugere
With the 2025 AGM season in full swing, Comptroller Brad Lander, custodian for the $200bn NYC pension funds and Danielle Fugere president & chief counsel of As You Sow discuss how they plan to hold the fossil fuel industry to account
Trump’s tariffs send global oil prices tumbling, posing new challenges to fossil fuel firms
Global oil prices have plunged by more than 15% since last week following US president Trump’s tariff announcement, posing new challenges to the fossil fuel industry
NZI with Atharva - Joan Larrea on blended finance to fund the energy transition
Net Zero Investor's Atharva Deshmukh talks to Joan Larrea, CEO of Convergence about the role of blended finance to facilitate the energy transition
What does BlackRock’s new “energy pragmatism” tell us about net zero investment?
BlackRock CEO and chairman Larry Fink has published his annual letter to investors, with climate change being ominously absent. What does this tell us about the state of net zero investing?
‘We will not retreat one inch’: NYC pension funds double down on climate commitments
New York City comptroller pushes back against a US climate rollback, accusing Trump government of 'climate denialism'
Shell expected to double down on LNG push ahead of capital markets day
Global energy giant Shell is expected to double down on its efforts to expand its liquefied natural gas (LNG) business at tomorrow’s capital markets day in New York
CalPERS pushes back against greenwashing allegations
The Californian pension giant fires back at greenwashing critics, insisting its climate investments are rooted in real-world transition strategies
Tesla shares in the rearview as pension funds shift into reverse
Pension funds have been falling out of love with Tesla shares amid growing concerns over governance and valuation, with some questioning whether the firm is still ‘a leader in the green transition’
US regulators no longer see climate as a material financial risk
While the SEC has frozen plans for climate-related disclosures, the Federal Reserve, FDIC, US Treasury Department, and OCC have all walked out on Network for Greening the Financial System
Stewardship divergence: US managers scale back support for climate resolutions as Europe doubles down
Voting patterns among the world’s largest asset managers show clear signs of divergence, with US managers drastically scaling back their support for climate resolutions, despite demands from British and European asset owners to hold the line on climate
