Sustainable Investor
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Australian Property Firms Fall Short on Modern Slavery
Australian property companies have only made minor improvements in their assessments on modern slavery and human rights risk exposure across their supply...
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World “Heading in Wrong Direction” on Climate
A report coordinated by the World Meteorological Organisation warns the physical and socioeconomic impacts of climate change will be “increasingly devastating” without...
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6.3KEMEATaking a Step Down
Some ESG funds are surrendering their 'deep green' Article 9 label.
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6.1KFeaturesFrom Wild West to Law of the Jungle
Voluntary carbon markets can direct climate finance to emerging markets, but risks persist despite reforms.
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European Parliament Toughens New Deforestation Law
The European Parliament has voted for a new deforestation law which will make “significant improvements” to the European Commision’s original proposal on...
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Asset Owners Unimpressed with ESG Toolkit
According to a survey by ESG data provider GaiaLens, just 23% of asset owners (AOs) are happy with ESG index providers, while...
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4.3KFund Solutions‘Constrained’ Pension Funds Face Dual Challenge
Thinking Ahead Institute’s Hall stresses importance of education as pension funds seek to balance sustainability objectives with swirling economic headwinds.
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SBTN Opens Consultation on SBTs for Nature
The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) has announced the opening of a month-long consultation on its proposed technical guidance on science-based targets...
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Investors Turn up Heat on Governments Ahead of COP27
In the run up to COP27, more than 500 institutional investors have joined forces to urge governments to step up climate policy...
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“No Consensus” on ESG Reporting Standards at Exchanges
Stock exchanges have reported increased demand from investors for ESG disclosures, but limited progress in providing common guidance on reporting standards. In...
