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People Moves, 5 April: Brunel Pensions, Railpen, Actis, EFRAG, TNFD and more

Don't demonise high emitting companies that disclose Scope 3, says pensions group

Investors risk "misallocating capital" if they unfairly punish high-emitting companies that disclose their Scope 3 emissions, as these will often make them look worse than peers that fail to disclose, a senior figure at a UK pensions group has warned.

Asset managers' climate stewardship needs to be 'dismantled', says pension fund

An analysis of asset managers' voting records on climate resolutions at oil and gas companies has triggered one of the UK's biggest pension funds to call for a "complete dismantling" of the industry's approach to stewardship.

NBIM warns London listing change would curb investor influence

The manager of the world's largest sovereign wealth fund has added its voice to warnings that the UK's plans to reform its listing rules could "decrease" the influence of investor engagement with companies.

People moves, 26 May: Verra, Allianz GI, Standard Chartered, Federated Hermes ... and more

The Future of ESG Data Conference: Highlights

Environmental Finance's in-person conference on The Future of ESG Data this week highlighted the numerous challenges that are being addressed in the space, as related regulatory and market developments unfold at record pace

Brunel: Confronting social and climate issues together is 'critical'

Handling social issues like diversity alongside climate change will be crucial in the transition to a low-carbon global economy, a Brunel Pension Partnership executive has said.

$7trn investor group demands corporate mental health disclosure

Schroders backs Brunel UK impact fund

Brunel appoints Jupiter, Mirova to £2.5bn sustainable equity fund

Brunel Pension Partnership has appointed Jupiter Asset Management and Mirova US as additional managers of its rapidly growing £2.5 billion ($3.4 billion) sustainable listed global equities fund.