New IPBES reports will provide further impetus to efforts by policymakers and investors to account for nature and address biodiversity risks.
Asset owners expect corporates and asset managers to provide greater transparency of their D&I progress.
A more pragmatic approach to raising countries’ climate ambitions might could have a greater impact than explicit carbon pricing.
UK pension schemes are subject to new stewardship rules that push ESG to the top of their agendas.
Passive vehicles can help investors reach climate targets, but are by no means perfect.
Industrial action over pay and working conditions and increased interest in union membership are bringing employer/employee relations under the spotlight for investors.
Consistent data on sovereign climate risks is crucial, says Victoria Barron, ASCOR Chair and Head of Sustainable Investment, BT Pension Scheme.
New Race to Zero criteria and strong words from the Secretary-General raise questions for the sector’s commitment to transition.
As a component of investment managers’ engagement activities, pre-declaration of AGM vote intentions is an under-used, but emerging approach.
Heidi Welsh, Executive Director at the Sustainable Investment Institute, explains why support for climate-related resolutions may have waned at US AGMs this year.
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