A selection of the major stories impacting ESG investors, in five easy pieces.
Trump 2.0 could see more green investors look towards China, says Cary Krosinsky, President of the Sustainable Finance Institute.
With the technology moving fast and policymakers struggling to stay apace, investors can help to regulate the space.
No country in the region has made reporting against the frameworks mandatory, further increasing greenwashing risk and due diligence costs.
China dominates on wind deployment but other countries are not on track to meet the 2030 goal, says Ember.
Climate change and stricter regulation are pushing tuna and squid fishing vessels into unregulated waters, posing new risks.
A majority of global investors believe low-emissions steel must be made with hydrogen or electricity.
Fewer than half of EU nations explicitly support the measures, but opposition may not be enough to block it.
The world’s biggest emissions trading scheme is on track to expand, but will that be enough to give it real carbon-cutting teeth?
Chinese asset managers are improving ESG awareness, but weak regulation means green claims often don’t match reality
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