Sustainable Investor
News
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IAASB Begins Work on Global Standards for ESG Assurance
January 16, 2023New globally accepted standards aim to improve investor confidence and “reduce the risk of material misstatements”.
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ETFs Boosted by Investors’ Long-term Sustainability Focus
January 13, 2023Green passive instruments provide bright spot for managers despite uncertainty over SFDR status of PAB/CTR benchmark trackers.
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This Week’s Tech and Tools News: NatureAlpha Joins UN Biodiversity Data Initiative
January 13, 2023ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news on technology and tools in the sustainable investing sector, including NatureAlpha, Verdantix, Solactive, Minerva Analytics, Euronext, Joulea, and Clarity AI.
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This Week’s Fund News: GSAM Raises US$1.6 Billion For Climate Fund
January 13, 2023ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news about funds designed to meet sustainable investing criteria, including GSAM, M&G, AXA IM, Gresham House, Hong Leung AM, HESTA and EAIF.
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This Week’s People Moves: Pinebridge’s Kabbaj Joins Man Group as RI Director
January 13, 2023ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of appointments in the sustainable investing sector, including Man Group, CalPERS, Triodos IM, Low Carbon and Bridges Fund Management.
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Philippine SEC Finalises Green Fund Rules
January 11, 2023Under the new rules funds must allocate two-thirds of their NAV to sustainable investment objectives.
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Tech Sector at Risk from HRDD Rules
January 11, 2023Major firms are failing to monitor and address forced labour and human rights risks, especially along Asian supply chains.
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GBF Prompts Multiple “Material Impacts” for Investors
January 10, 2023Nature-focused policy developments will drive significant changes in investment risks and opportunities across multiple sectors, says IPR.
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Australian Carbon Credit Scheme “Essentially Sound”
January 10, 2023Australia’s Climate Council said too many major emitters are buying ACCUs so they can “continue to pollute as usual”.
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Least Paris-aligned Firms are Most Engaged on US Climate Policy
January 9, 2023US energy and utilities sectors spending more time and effort on climate lobbying than more supportive industries.
