Mapped: The polarisation of ESG in the US
In case there was any doubt, it is now clear: sustainable investing and exclusion policies are firmly embedded in the…
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Supranationals lack climate transition plans, says top Aviva exec
The private sector is pressured to outline climate transition plans, but supranationals aren’t practising what they preach.
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Why the energy crisis is triggering an investment rethink
For more than a decade, thought-leaders have urged diversified investors to factor in systemic risk into their portfolio. Could the…
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ESG executive pay: Asset owners aren’t practising what they preach
Investor groups are urging portfolio companies to link executive pay to ESG factors. Our research suggests the asset owners are…
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Allianz’s ESG chair outlines his climate policy wish list
Günther Thallinger, the €2.25trn German insurer’s group ESG board chair, calls on investors to work together and explains why he…
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Ukraine: Responsible banking pledges found wanting
The war in Ukraine has triggered questions over whether existing responsible banking frameworks are fit for purpose.
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Gazprom: UK customers face challenges to break ties
Contract law puts businesses and councils trying to do the right thing in a sticky spot: they must face high…
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Ukraine unearths the intellectual limits of ESG today
When the need to act assertively is required, responsible investors have been found wanting. And those who don’t believe ethical…
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