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  • Impax reaches record £5bn AUM

    10 January 2017

    Environmentally-themed investment manager Impax Asset Management saw its assets under management (AUM) rise to £5.06 billion ($6.16 billion) after a record quarter of inflows.

  • Public/private-sector coalition formed to promote green investment opportunities

    11 December 2015

    Investors, asset managers, government bodies and others have formed an alliance to promote investment opportunities in green infrastructure.

  • Tool invented to assess water risk in corporate bonds

    08 September 2015

    A tool launched today will make it easier for investors to incorporate water risk into their corporate bond credit risk analysis.

  • Failure at Paris climate talks 'would not halt Impax's progress'

    20 May 2015

    The argument for environmentally-themed investing will remain compelling even if politicians fail to reach a strong climate change agreement in Paris in December, according to Impax Asset Management.

  • Impax AUM rises 6% in Q1

    09 April 2015

    Assets under management (AUM) at Impax Asset Management continued to rise in the first quarter of 2015.

  • Pension firm divests NOK500m from coal but challenges 'stranded assets' theory

    25 November 2014

    Norwegian pension giant KLP has dismissed the "stranded assets" debate, but still plans to divest from coal companies in favour of renewable energy.

  • Steven Falci joins Pax World

    21 May 2014

    Sustainable investment firm Pax World has appointed Steven Falci as its chief investment officer.

  • Pax fund divests from fossils

    01 May 2014

    Sustainable investment specialist Pax World has divested from fossil fuels in its $174.6 million Growth Fund.

  • Pax World launches new ESG fund

    01 April 2014

    Sustainable asset manager Pax World has launched a new passively-managed fund that seeks to emulate the returns from an MSCI environmental, social and governance index.

  • The next generation

    27 March 2014

    US President Barack Obama is forging ahead with federal guidelines to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants. Katie Kouchakji looks at what form the standards could take, the implications for investors