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Special Report - 9 December 2021
The world looked on as leaders from politics and finance pledged to redouble their efforts to limit climate change at COP26 last month, but what are the implications for asset owners? ESG Investor’s new special report, ‘Next Steps to Net Zero’, provides expert insight and analysis of the key initiatives and developments from the Glasgow summit.
Our roundtable panellists provide a clear-eyed perspective on the headline outcomes from two weeks of negotiations, sharing their views on the critical steps needed from developed countries and the private sector to ‘keep 1.5 degrees alive’. In addition, we examine how and whether COP26 moved the needle in key areas of practical concern to asset owners, from climate reporting and carbon trading to renewables investment and biodiversity risks.
Report Contents
Roundtable - COP26 and Beyond
Sponsored Statement - Time to Consider a Multi-Asset Strategy?
Biodiversity - Double Trouble
Sponsored Statement - Pressure to Accurately Disclose Carbon Emissions is Building
Renewables - The Rush to Renewables
Sponsored Statement - Selecting Stocks for an Environmentally Sustainable Future
Fossil Fuels - Making Policy in Public
Sponsored Statement - Winners and Losers in a Warming World
Climate Reporting - A Measure of Intent
Finance Sector - Brothers in Arms?
Sponsored Statement - Listed Impact Investing: A Crucial Role for a Sustainable Future
Carbon Markets - Dawn of a New Era
Postcard from the Edge - Greetings from Davos-on-Clyde
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