Sustainable Investor
Regulation
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FRC Flags Errors and Omissions in UK Corporate Climate Reporting
September 9, 2021TPI launches 1.5°C Scenario Benchmark to track corporate decarbonisation efforts against IEA's 2050 roadmap.
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Looking at Lobbying in a New Light
September 8, 2021New frameworks and threats of regulation are emerging as asset owners and managers seek to tackle the damaging impact of negative climate lobbying.
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Hong Kong Explores Role in Chinese Carbon Market
September 8, 2021Hong Kong is exploring opportunities to establish a unified carbon market in the Greater Bay Area, leveraging the Guangdong ETS and Shenzhen ETS.
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Philippines SEC to Make Sustainability Reporting Mandatory
September 7, 2021Publicly-listed companies will be required to submit sustainability reports separate from their annual reports from 2023.
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Four-fifths of UK Asset Owners Meet New Stewardship Criteria
September 6, 2021Third of total applicants fail to satisfy Financial Reporting Council’s stricter ESG-based standards.
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Cautious Welcome for EU Social Taxonomy
September 6, 2021Industry warns on exclusion risks and insufficient minimum standards, as Europe looks to put social factors on par with environmental ones.
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ICYMI, A Hard Rain is Already Falling
September 3, 2021This week, it wasn’t only governments giving mixed signals on climate policy.
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Taking Steps Toward Greater Board Diversity
September 3, 2021As Hong Kong corporates become more international in profile and investor base, HKEX Head of Listings Bonnie Chan says their board diversity should reflect long-term business needs and goals.
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US Cannot Delay Mandatory Climate Disclosures any Longer
September 3, 2021Tim Mohin, chief sustainability officer at Persefoni, explains why investors and issuers should expect the Securities and Exchange Commission to act decisively.
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Japan Proposes Mandatory Climate Risk Disclosures
September 2, 2021FSA to replace the ‘comply or explain’ model to help tackle climate change and give investors more insight on leading companies.
