Modern slavery: is there progress?
A raft of legislation and reporting requirements globally imposes duties on companies, but are actions being taken to prevent modern…
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Climate change hits infrastructure investments
EDHEC’s Noel Amenc and Frederic Blanc-Brude argue that physical risks caused by climate change already threaten infrastructure investments and could…
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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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Infrastructure remains key for the energy transition
Asset managers accept the energy transition is both an investment opportunity and a fiduciary duty. But trouble lies ahead in…
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Why decentralising is key to a resilient energy system
The energy transition isn’t just about building more renewables – investors also need to help make the move to a…
How to restore confidence in the voluntary carbon market
The voluntary carbon market has been shaken by concerns over the quality of credits, but there are signs of hope…
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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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EU’s new ESG ratings framework will be major overhaul
The EC’s proposal for regulating ESG ratings companies will bring about the biggest change the previously unregulated market has ever…
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