The second part of our adaptation feature highlights how common risks are yielding innovative solutions based on multi-stakeholder partnership.
As BP faces a shareholder revolt and threats of legal action, growing polarisation of investors and issuers is expected to lead to increased litigation.
Energy infrastructure investments have risen steadily since the invasion of Ukraine, but the world still faces a 50% shortfall by 2030.
Sustainability-linked bonds could yet help investors to nudge issuers along net zero pathways, despite market contraction.
Pensions Minister gives green signal to consideration of systemic risks by pension schemes; cites active ownership as essential to raising investment levels.
New assessment underlines business impacts and dependencies on biodiversity, calls for comprehensive and rapid realignment of finance flows.
Recently announced agreements have the potential to redraw global supply chains, spurring greater scrutiny from investors.
Report calls for ‘planetary solvency’ recovery plan informed by a “mindset shift” towards active stewardship, recognising humanity’s reliance on nature.
Risk, Return and Responsibility – Episode 9: Reaching Common Ground on Natural Capital
March 30, 2026
Long-term Capital Cannot Ignore Nature’s Signals
February 25, 2026
A Root and Branch Approach to Natural Capital
February 19, 2026
From Imperfection to Action: What IPBES 12 Means for Asset Owners
February 16, 2026
Resilience Mandate Demands Shared Toolkit
April 13, 2026
Missed Targets Show a Debt Market in Transition
March 5, 2026
Bell Tolls for UK’s Fiduciary Duty Debate
March 4, 2026
Q&A: Steering Stewardship for Private Markets Success
March 26, 2026
Natural Capital Investors Must Go with the Grain
January 29, 2026
Boots on the Ground
January 22, 2026

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