Empty promises or genuine action?
As the world takes stock of progress towards the Paris Agreement goals, concerns remain about the gap between promises made…
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Unilever plays with ESG smoke and mirrors
Unilever’s CEO dismissed corporate purpose as an “unwelcome distraction”. Is ESG an attempt to deflect from the company’s performance?
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We need banks to collaborate, not just tell us it’s important
Banks know they must partner with peers to tackle climate change, so why don’t we have better ways to see…
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How the TPT Disclosure Framework can support net-zero ambitions
While it’s positive to see companies announce climate transition ambitions, these are meaningless if there’s no action or accountability.
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How transition finance is shaping the path to a net zero economy
Governments, financial institutions, and the private sector are all central to the energy transition. Having a plan, despite its imperfections,…
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UK could take financial hit with net zero climb down
British prime minister Rishi Sunak’s surprise policy reversal on climate commitments has raised concerns across industries.
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Why do investors care little of Adani’s weak governance?
Amid continued questionable corporate activity, Adani Group faces mounting scrutiny. But investors in its green debt seem unbothered.
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S&P’s ESG score call is not the victory the anti-ESG brigade think it is
Getting rid of trivial ESG scores may prove the best thing that’s happened to the development of credit ratings… and…
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