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  • CA100+ adds six investor members to Global Steering Committee

    22 November 2023

    Climate Action 100+ (CA100+), the world's biggest collaborative engagement initiative, has named six new investor members to join its Global Steering Committee.

  • Phoenix Group: Time for the UK government to form its own transition plan

    09 November 2023

    The UK government would help to catalyse investment in climate solutions if it produced its own transition plan, Phoenix Group has argued.

  • People Moves, 13 October: Aviva, Verdane, Chronos Sustainability ... and more

    13 October 2023
  • UK pensions reforms to unlock billions for climate investments, CIOs say

    11 July 2023

    Nine of the UK's largest pension schemes have signed up to a voluntary initiative to boost investment in unlisted equities, which CIOs have said could catalyse big investments in areas including climate-related technologies.

  • Phoenix unveils net-zero transition plan

    25 May 2023

    The UK life insurer sets out five key targets to reach interim targets

  • Phoenix estimates 20% of equity and credit assets exposed to high transition risks

    15 March 2023

    Some 20% of Phoenix's listed equity and credit portfolios are exposed to sectors at high risk in the transition to a net-zero economy, such as energy, utilities, industrials and materials.

  • Phoenix Group assigns £338m to Robeco-managed multi-asset climate solution

    15 February 2023
  • Phoenix Group joins Transition Pathway Initiative

    07 February 2023
  • UK's net zero review will help 'unlock investment', says Aviva

    13 January 2023

    Recommendations to the UK government on steps it should take to meet net zero targets have been welcomed by investors for their potential to help 'unlock the investment required' for the energy transition.

  • Regulators consider capital for climate risk

    16 December 2022

    Insurance regulators are keen to ensure their prudential frameworks properly incorporate climate risk. But whether this should be reflected in capital requirements is proving a difficult question to answer, as Christopher Cundy reports