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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Are small activist funds key to saving the planet?
…That might be a stretch, but the value of targeted investor activism linked to environmental and social ends is increasingly…
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Investors still grappling with oil and gas transition
The NZAOA's caution against fossil fuel investment has caused controversy, but pressure is mounting to accelerate the transition to net…
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How to address infrastructure’s critical role in the energy transition
Infrastructure will play a vital role in enabling the transition to net zero. If the world is to reach 2050…
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: What is Gfanz and is it working?
Gfanz is a collaboration between financial institutions to support the race to net zero. But is it working?
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Net zero: Wall Street asset owners under intense scrutiny
Shareholder campaigns to get Wall St banks to live up to their net-zero commitments intensify, with many resolutions filed this…
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Gfanz: Why GLS Bank’s exit is a serious setback
The banking members of Gfanz have long proved troublesome. But the departure of Germany’s GLS Bank could lead it to…
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