COP26’s boost to the low carbon transition will broaden the range of investment options available to asset owners.
Changes in the regulatory landscape mean the need for asset managers to accurately disclose their financed carbon emissions is becoming increasingly urgent.
Luc Olivier, Impact Investing Fund Manager, La Financière de l’Echiquier, outlines the opportunities available to investors through impact funds.
The transition to a low-carbon economy will yield many opportunities, but investors will require an integrated and disciplined approach, says Paul Quinsee,...
Long-term investors must prepare their portfolios for the changes ahead, says Steven Desmyter, Co-Head of Responsible Investment, Man Group.
Greater consistency and comparability in climate reporting requires a shift from voluntary to mandatory disclosures.
Risks to investors may lurk if SMEs don’t get guidance on climate-related disclosures.
Many managers failing to back resolutions as asset owners look to improve stewardship of investee companies in the transition to net zero.
COP26’s methane pledge will force change, but impacted sectors must first improve measurement of emissions.
Europe must complete taxonomy framework “without further delay” to uphold global leadership role.
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