Sustainable Investor
News
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New Zealand Passes Climate Reporting Legislation in World First
October 25, 2021Mandatory climate disclosures will be required from early 2024, for annual reporting periods that start on or after 1 January 2023.
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Investors Can Support Just Transition by Integrating Social Factors
October 25, 2021New Grantham Institute report calls on asset owners to signal expectations through selection and engagement policies.
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Asian Asset Owners to Accelerate ESG Ambitions
October 22, 2021ESG investing still nascent, but asset owners expecting greater pressure to disclose and improve ESG practices.
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Asset Owners’ COP26 Declaration Outlines Minimum Standards
October 22, 2021Expectations on climate policy and net zero strategies issued to help peers assess credentials of asset managers.
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BIS Announces Plans to Launch Asian Green Bond Fund
October 22, 2021The fund will help channel central bank reserves to green projects in Asia Pacific, complementing two other green bond funds already launched by the bank.
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This Week’s Tech and Tools News: Arabesque launches SFDR Tool for Managers
October 22, 2021ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news on technology and tools in the sustainable investing sector, including Arabesque, Glass Lewis, Preqin, MSCI, Burgiss Group, ISS ESG and Moody's ESG.
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This Week’s People Moves: GRI Unveils Two-tier Board Structure
October 22, 2021ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of new hires in the sustainable investing sector, including GRI, Aegon AM, Persefoni, Denham Capital, Cambridge Associates and EV Private Equity.
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This Week’s Fund News: EQT “Raises the Bar” with Future Impact Fund
October 22, 2021ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news about funds designed to meet sustainable investing criteria, including EQT, Credit Suisse, BlackRock, JPM AM, DWS, Bloomberg Philanthropies and ISA.
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LSEG Streamlines Flow of Climate Transition Data to Investors
October 21, 2021Stock exchange group will be supported by TPI methodology, as asset owner-led initiative expands scope of assessments.
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Too Soon to Base Capital Requirements on Climate Scenarios
October 21, 2021Central banks are increasingly using climate scenarios to identify, assess and understand climate risks in their economies and financial systems, according to a new assessment of current practice.
