About us
Backed by hard data and intelligent editorial insight, we are helping align international capital flows with sustainability.
Who we are
Underpinned by rich markets data, Capital Monitor’s team of award-winning financial editors and journalists are dedicated to examining the impact sustainable investment and finance has on our environment, and our societies.
Our authors
Data-guided journalism
Capital Monitor’s mission to track the impact capital has on our environment, our societies and institutional governance is underpinned by the highest quality data and created by the industry’s top business journalists and capital markets experts, Capital Monitor is essential reading for executives involved in aligning the flow of capital towards a sustainable future.
Our story/heritage
Capital Monitor is part of New Statesman Media Group. Our mission is to explain how the world is changing for decision makers in need of data-driven answers. We help our readers to lead effectively and define policies using the same rigour and quality journalism the New Statesman magazine has long been admired for.
The Monitor network
Capital Monitor is part of a network of industry leading specialist titles, including Investment Monitor, Energy Monitor and Tech Monitor.
Editorial standards
Capital Monitor journalists are required to follow the standards laid out in the UK Editors’ Code of Practice and also strictly adhere to UK law in areas such as libel, privacy and copyright. If you think our content has breached the Editors’ Code you can raise this with our external ombudsman David Banks by emailing ombudsman@ns-mediagroup.com – but please only do so after first trying to resolve the issue with our editors.
He will investigate all legitimate complaints and write adjudications that will be published on this site and given equal prominence to the article in question if your complaint is upheld.
David Banks is a former co-author of MacNae’s Essential Law for Journalists, the standard textbook on UK media law, and has acted as an adviser to the UK’s Ministry of Justice. David will adjudicate on complaints by making reference to the Editors’ Code of Practice.
