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  • UBP eyes 'smart agtech' amid escalating fertiliser costs

    05 July 2022

    Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) said it is targeting investments in agricultural technology (agtech) solutions that reduce famers' reliance on fertiliser, pesticides, and water waste, amid rising fertiliser prices globally.

  • People moves 24 June: ISSB, CDP, ACRA, SGX and more...

    24 June 2022
  • $69bn investment needed in Australian heavy industry net zero drive

    20 June 2022
  • UBP and Deutsche Bank analyse 'EU Farm to Fork' strategy

    23 May 2022
  • CA100+ investor welcomes BP's 'triple' net-zero target

    08 February 2022

    The investor leading engagement with oil and gas giant BP has cautiously welcomed the company's plans to reduce to 'net zero' the greenhouse gas emissions from sales of its products, as well as its operations and production.

  • Activists behind Shell court order focus on financial firms

    13 January 2022

    One of the activist organisations behind the successful climate court case against Royal Dutch Shell have called for 29 other companies including several financial firms to reduce their emissions.

  • UBP launches biodiversity listed equities fund

    14 December 2021

    UBP has launched a listed equities fund targeting positive, measurable contribution to biodiversity, making it one of the first such funds targeting the theme and enabling the Swiss private bank to tap into a theme its manager predicts could support a strategy of up to $2 billion in size.

  • Activist: ABP divestment from fossil fuels will have global 'ripple effect'

    27 October 2021

    Pension fund ABP's decision to divest of all fossil fuels will influence the policies of investors all over the world, activist group Fossielvrij has said.

  • ABP to sell €15bn of fossil fuel holdings on climate grounds

    26 October 2021

    Dutch pension fund ABP will divest from all producers of oil, gas and coal, a segment of its portfolio valued at €15 billion ($17 billion)...

  • Oil majors to pilot net zero model that pits winding-down as 'legitimate' strategy

    15 September 2021

    BP, Eni, Repsol, Shell and Total are the first oil companies to agree to pilot an investor-led standard that is designed to improve comparability of transition plans, and "acknowledges winding-down as a legitimate strategy".