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FCA TCFD Deadline for UK Asset Managers Too Lax – Cardano
June 25, 2021Pension provider argues the market needs to move “as a whole" to ensure the UK is mitigating risks posed by climate change.
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This Week’s Tech and Tools News: Nature-Based Emissions Offset Futures Launched by CME Group
June 25, 2021ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news on technology and tools in the sustainable investing sector, including CME Group, Xpansiv, Bloomberg, MSCI, RepRisk, Longspur Capital, Radnor Capital Markets.
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This Week’s Fund News: Covid Inspires Healthcare Fund Launches
June 25, 2021ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news about funds designed to meet sustainable investing criteria, including M&G, BlackRock, Mirova, BNPP AM, ABN AMRO, Vontobel, Engine No.1.
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Double Materiality Driving Investor Demand for Impact Tools
June 24, 2021WWF report surveys growing market for impact measurement tools; cites increased need for investors to understand their impact on people and planet.
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Automakers Outstrip Airlines in Decarbonisation Race
June 24, 2021Airline transition plans yet to take off due to overreliance on carbon offsets and limited sustainable aviation fuel progress, says Moody’s.
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Three Channels for Investor Support of SDG 6
June 23, 2021Report highlights role on institutional investors in ensuring wider access to water, hygiene and sanitation.
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FSA Panel Maps Japan’s Transition Path
June 23, 2021The panel says the FSA should introduce a code of conduct for ESG data providers and develop an information platform for ESG-related bonds.
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UK Pension Provider Commits to Net Zero
June 22, 2021Cardano Group to measure portfolio-financed emissions per pound invested.
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Financial System Must Play Dual Role on Biodiversity
June 22, 2021NGFS paper suggests applying a ‘double materiality’ approach to biodiversity loss, identifies knowledge gaps among central banks and regulators.
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IMF Proposes Global Carbon Price Floors
June 21, 2021Limiting global warming to 1.5 to 2 degrees will require a global carbon price of around US$75 per ton, says IMF, compared to only US$3 per ton currently.
