Disclosure rules to reflect connection between climate and nature, as finance sector commits to mobilise capital at COP15.
Asset owners and managers highlight failings of and seek solutions to “unfair, broken system”.
Despite increased activity, lack of baseline engagement and stewardship targets is limiting ability to cut portfolio emissions.
Policy engagement on deforestation to widen focus to demand side.
Anti-trust claims seen as lacking merit, but further ‘anti-ESG’ tactics from politicians are expected in 2023.
Investment to increase in green hydrogen-based fuels as regulations tighten.
US SIF Foundation biennial trends reports smaller share of assets managed sustainably, due to methodology, regulatory changes.
Founding members of nature-focused investor collaboration hope engagement will achieve new insights and business model change.
Gaps and inconsistencies found in banks’ climate policies, while nature risks and governance “not a board priority”.
Engagement policies will be further refined once Global Biodiversity Framework, TNFD are finalised, according to Morningstar.
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