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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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ICYMI, the UK has Left it Late
October 22, 2021It’s hard to demonstrate climate leadership if you fill in the gaps at the last minute.
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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.
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BIS Outlines Principles for Designing Effective Taxonomies
October 20, 2021The principles for sustainable finance taxonomies will facilitate comparability and interoperability across firms and markets, says bank.
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Stepping from Enterprise Value to Double Materiality
October 20, 2021Policymakers and voluntary frameworks view sustainability reporting through different lenses, but asset owners are pursuing greater visibility.
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Transition Guidance is “Fundamentally Important” – FSA’s Ikeda
October 19, 2021Increased alignment will improve quality of sustainability reporting, says IOSCO Chair.
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Paris Hopes Alive Even if COP26 Talks Stall, says PRI-backed Research
October 18, 2021Accelerated policy action will put below-two-degree scenarios in reach, claims new report from investor-focused Inevitable Policy Response.
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DoL Proposal “Reflects Reality” of US Demand for ESG Investing
October 15, 2021Climate change “an imminent material financial” risk that US plan fiduciaries must consider, experts assert.
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Best Practice Guide Helps UK Pensions Achieve Climate Goals
October 15, 2021PLSA provides opportunity for pension schemes to learn from peers when adopting strategies to align portfolios with the Paris Agreement.
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ICYMI, Not Everyone’s Joining the Party
October 15, 2021China’s delegation to COP26 unlikely to deviate from well-established script.
