Climate litigation spooks shareholders (but not by much)
Little has been known on the impact of climate litigation on carbon majors, until a recent analysis now suggests they’re likely to take a hit.
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Daniel Flatt
Daniel Flatt launched Capital Monitor in 2021 after joining the New Statesman Media Group from Haymarket where he was most recently editorial director of its multiple award-winning portfolio of finance and investment publications. He is also the founding editor of CorporateTreasurer.
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Vanguard NZAM exit is opportunity for investors to vote with their feet
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Committing to biodiversity easier than acting on it: New research
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Sustainable Impact Banking Awards winners announced!
Capital Monitor is very pleased to announce the winners of our inaugural Sustainable Impact Banking Awards!
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