Why we must tolerate ESG rating divergence for now
Anxious about market instability and a loss of confidence, it’s reasonable to want ESG ratings to be regulated like credit.…
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US: Climate and lobbying high on proxy investor agendas
As we head to US voting season, tackling climate change and corporate lobbying activity account for four in ten proxy…
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Explainer: Understanding the just transition
We must act to prevent temperatures from rising further. A just transition would help do so in a way that…
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Why we must respond to the climate as we do with bank runs
It would be nice if we didn’t have to go through the environmental equivalent of 2008 in order to solve…
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Hong Kong now has the edge as green finance centre
Singapore and Hong Kong's recent budgets target ESG have analysts arguing that Hong Kong is edging ahead in green finance…
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Reckon Fink is sat on the ESG fence? You’d be wrong
Larry Fink’s delayed letter to investors omitted the use of the ESG acronym, but the correspondence was dedicated to all…
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Responsible investing: ShareAction rates the top 77 asset managers
New research from ShareAction shows while some have embraced sustainable issues, four of the world’s largest asset managers are stubbornly…
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Anti-ESG movement dials up the drama in the US
The “anti-ESG” brigade are in force. However, indications are the US may not be, to paraphrase Florida Governor Ron DeSantis,…
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