Most of North America’s largest investors have made net zero pledges and are able to demonstrate headway.
Asset managers make the case for long-term investing in the mitigation of water-related risks globally.
Investors’ measurement and management tools need to better account for environmental and societal outcomes, says Oxford University.
Notwithstanding well-publicised exits, the investor initiative is still making progress on objectives and attracting signatories.
BlackRock and its US peers may be pulling back from ESG voting and engagement, but European managers still have clout.
Soaring power demand from data centres offers diverse opportunities for energy transition funds, says Pictet Asset Management.
CCLA highlights high and persistent systemic risks of forced labour across the sector in an engagement initiative.
Following its first year of direct climate engagement, UK scheme also emphasises partnership as helping asset owners act at scale.
Joint efforts are needed to tackle pervasive issues, with the potential to unlock enough power to decarbonise the energy system by 2035.
The World Bank’s US$225 million nine-year deal will generate high-quality carbon credits through reforestation projects.
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