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NA100 Launches Sectoral Guide to Nature Engagement
March 27, 2024With the proxy season approaching, the field guide aims to help investors ask companies in different sectors relevant questions on nature-related impacts and dependencies.
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Carbon Experts Welcome SEC Rules on Offsets
March 26, 2024Disclosure requirements to shed light on rising costs, but observers also warn of an ‘alphabet soup’ of offset accounting frameworks.
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Fashion Sector Lets Water Risk Slide
March 26, 2024Planet Tracker report identifies water-related risks as a major strategic threat for apparel brands and retailers, highlighting investors’ role in raising awareness.
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Systemic Risk on the Ballot
March 26, 2024Shareholder Commons tallies systemic risk-related proposals in companies, while ESG resolutions are set to decrease in this year’s AGM season in the US. Investors are in the early adoption phase of filing shareholder resolutions on systemic risk, with 64 companies...
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UK Grid Strategy to Spark Investor Confidence
March 22, 2024National Grid ESO proposes £58 billion investment by 2035, following in footsteps of EU’s €584 billion Action Plan.
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Flagship Initiative Tracks Nature Opportunities
March 22, 2024Stewardship, emerging markets and supply chains will be key areas of focus within Greening Finance for Nature.
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LPFA Strengthens Place-based Housing Focus
March 21, 2024London-based fund has invested more than £400 million in real estate across the capital, amid warnings over lack of private funding for UK property.
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Outdated Risk Perceptions Block Climate Finance
March 20, 2024New research finds companies in emerging and developing markets want better climate investment, but barriers to private finance flows remain.
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Passive Funds Linked to Greenwashing
March 20, 2024Reclaim Finance calls for increased anti-greenwashing regulation for fund managers, and collaboration with index providers.
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ILO: Forced Labour Lines Private Sector Pockets
March 19, 2024Research finds negligible decline in state-imposed forced labour despite regulation, as Asia’s central position on issue draws eyes to Uyghur solar supply chain risk.
