Archive

  • LeapFrog targets $1bn for fourth fund

    06 October 2023
  • US insurers still behind Europeans on climate scorecard

    04 November 2021

    Insure Our Future identifies major climate and fossil fuel laggards

  • Prudential makes $200m commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion

    23 August 2021

    Prudential Financial has made a $200m commitment through the Prudential DEI Portfolio to private equity investments constructed with a diversity, equity and inclusion lens.

  • US climate disclosure tussle develops over SEC filings role

    21 June 2021

    A tussle is developing over whether mandatory climate disclosures in the US should feature in the closely scrutinised annual regulatory filings or as a separate document, with some major firms opposing inclusion in annual filings but some significant investors backing such a move.

  • News round-up: PGIM, Willis Towers Watson, Mirova, Credit Suisse and more

    15 April 2021
  • Almost half of major global investors 'overlook' climate change risks

    15 April 2021
  • Prudential Financial issues $500m green bond

    09 March 2020

    First of its kind by US life insurer

  • First sovereign blue bond launched

    29 October 2018

    The Republic of Seychelles has issued a first-of-its-kind sovereign 'blue bond' to help conserve its marine environment, sparking hopes that the deal will kickstart a new market for ocean-themed bonds.

  • World's top insurers stalling on climate change drive

    25 May 2018

    While insurers are increasingly aware of environmental risks which might impact both sides of their balance sheet, new research has found that their investment strategies are not in line with the Paris Agreement. The research was published the same week Royal Dutch Shell held its AGM and shareholders, including some large insurers, were asked to vote on a climate resolution. Did they stand up to the test? Paul Walsh and Vincent Huck report

  • The impact of youth

    22 May 2017

    Impact investing remains a niche pursuit but could millennials prove a game changer, asks Joe Walsh