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Impact investors to benefit as 'Trump's term pushes capital away from Mag7'

Donald Trump's second presidency could be beneficial for US-based impact investors, as the consequences of policy will encourage a refocus on smaller assets, an impact investor has claimed.

BP's climate row-back sparks shareholder rebellion at AGM

Nearly a quarter (24%) of shareholders voted against the reappointment of BP's chair, Helge Lund, which investors called an "unprecedented" show of dissent for the oil and gas company abandoning elements of its own climate strategy.

Investors set to demand change on BP climate stance at AGM

'Proxy voting is not dead'

This AGM season will reveal shareholders' climate resolve, writes Michael Hurley

Investor hesitation to back climate proposals leads shareholders to shelve resolutions

Shareholder group Follow This has, for the first time since 2016, abandoned plans to file a climate-related resolution with oil and gas majors, as it blamed "investor hesitation" to back such proposals on US attacks on shareholder democracy.

Revaia raises €250m for second fund

Investors 'will continue' to push BP for climate plan clarity despite rejection

Investors who urged BP to give shareholders a 'say on climate' will continue to push the company for clarity on the issue, despite BP ignoring their pleas to do so at its annual general meeting on 17 April.

Investors worth £5trn push BP for a 'say on climate', amid concerns it will abandon 2030 target

A group of institutional investors has urged BP to hold a shareholder vote on its climate transition plans, amid "concern" at reports the oil and gas company will abandon a key decarbonisation target.

Biodiversity funds suffer outflows in 2024

Despite overall assets within the biodiversity fund universe growing in 2024, many established funds suffered from significant outflows.

Sustainable debt round-up: Bpifrance, Hungary, Telefonica ... and more