Investors back dual share class restrictions within proposed UK single segment listing regime.
As the cost-of-living crisis escalates, pension fund trustees are under pressure to consider social risks more fully in their portfolios.
The surge in ESG-labelled investment has been accompanied by a comparable flood of ratings, but the patchwork nature of regional data presents challenges.
Demands for traceability to prevent illegal logging and deforestation are here to stay, writes Ruth Nogeurón, Senior Associate in the World Resources Institute Forests Programme.
This week’s major stories impacting ESG investors, in five easy pieces.
The absence of standardised rules and consistent approaches, combined with a fast-evolving regulatory environment, requires asset managers and banks to be fleet-footed in order to keep up, let alone stay ahead.
Alasdair Smith, Counsel for the pensions team at law firm Linklaters, outlines how UK climate reporting requirements for pension schemes are evolving.
As countries move at different speeds towards developing their own standards, is this multiplicity an obstacle to a greener future?
This week’s major stories impacting ESG investors, in five easy pieces.
Sophie Lawrence, Stewardship and Engagement Lead at Rathbone Greenbank Investments, calls for mandatory reporting on financially material health and nutrition-related risks and opportunities.
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