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Innovating finance to combat plastic pollution
11 March 2024A new mechanism is needed that can generate adequate, predictable, and timely funding from the private sector, writes Chever Voltmer
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Opportunities and challenges for offshore wind
08 March 2024The industry faces a crucial test in coming months as it looks to shrug off headwinds including inflation and supply chain issues, write Gauthier Martin and Alexander Leff
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Green hydrogen - does it still have a place in the energy transition?
07 March 2024Although progress in recent years has been disappointing, there are reasons to be optimistic about the future of hydrogen and the investment opportunities it presents, write Marouane Bouchriha and Tom Van Ginneken
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Net zero frameworks are 'missing' avoided emissions
06 March 2024A standardised accounting method for calculating 'avoided emissions' is necessary to support net zero transition plans, Natixis and Mirova tell Michael Hurley
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This methane satellite changes the game for oil and gas finance
05 March 2024MethaneSAT will begin producing data that changes how the financial sector manages risk associated with oil and gas, writes Andrew Howell
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Biodiversity funds 'still struggling to convince investors'
04 March 2024Greater reporting on nature could increase flows into listed equity impact strategies, fund managers told Genevieve Redgrave.
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Sustainable bond fund assets hit $41bn record
01 March 2024Investor appetite for sustainable bond funds has sent the market to record highs in 2023, with expectations of more to come in 2024. Ahren Lester reports
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Biodiversity funds underperform benchmarks in 2023
29 February 2024The growing universe of biodiversity funds generally posted positive returns in 2023, but active funds lagged their benchmarks. Genevieve Redgrave reports.
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The legacy of legacies
28 February 2024Family offices are uniquely positioned to lead the charge into impact investing, writes Kieron Boyle
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European legal battles force better corporate climate accounting
27 February 2024TotalEnergies and ING are among the firms to face legal action from activist shareholders, write Gerben Schreurs and Paul Menoret-Renard