Please find below some of last week's highlights on Net Zero Investor. 

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^{Is BP’s climate rollback the death of oil and gas engagement?}

BP making its climate goals less ambitious puts pressure on investors to justify continuing to have oil and gas holdings.

^{Lombard Odier’s managing partner on aligning portfolios to net zero}

The managing partner of the Geneva-based group opens up about the private bank's net zero efforts.

Landsec CEO Mark Allan: London may become unliveable

A ‘worst-case scenario’ could mean racial tensions, heatwaves, mass unemployment and empty high streets.

^{Global firms call for transition pathways and carbon tax}

The second instalment of NZI's Putting a Price on Pollution Series looks at the lobbying activities that surround key anti-pollution policies.

^{Financial sector incurring up to $4trn of costs from fossil fuels}

Strategist Kingsmill Bond warns governments could start to put a price on pollution, which will leave investors with high “karma prices” to pay.

^{Is the FCA’s overhaul of green funds dead in the water?} 

New proposals by the FCA to change ESG-related investment products have come under fire from the fund industry.

^{Shareholder: P&G’s green claims ‘misleading’} 

The CEO of activist investor Tulipshare told NZI Procter & Gamble fails to address shareholders’ sustainability concerns.

^{AP7’s Charlotta Dawidowski Sydstrand: ‘we invest in what the reality looks like’}

The ESG head at one of Sweden's largest pension funds shows how a portfolio can help markets develop sustainably.

^{Pension funds raise concerns over TCFD on poor data and engagement}

There was found to be inconsistency in emissions calculations between asset classes.

^{CMA’s new green code signals more pressure on investors}

The newly announced expansion of the Green Claims Code gives vital clues to the future direction of sustainable business.

^{What does the future hold for green and sustainable bonds?}

Xuan Sheng Ou Yong and Malika Takhtayeva of BNP Paribas AM zoom in on the market for sustainable bonds.

^{Private equity guru: Big Four-led ESG reporting is ‘downright dangerous’}

Companies can ill afford any material misstatement in their ESG reporting, argues Gerry Brown, currently chairman of Novaquest Capital Management.

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