Archive

  • S&P and Viridios Capital to collaborate on transparency in carbon markets

    24 February 2021
  • People Moves 19 February: US Bank; Deloitte; S&P Global; Impact Cubed; First Sentier Investors; AXA IM; Chronos; Triple Point; EBRD; New Forests

    19 February 2021
  • News round-up: Lyxor fund launches, S&P, private investment humanitarian aid boost urged ... and more

    29 January 2021
  • Social surge helps 2020 sustainable bond issuance to double

    29 January 2021

    After a record-breaking $600 billion sustainable bond issuance in 2020 in which diversification beyond green bonds gathered pace, expectations are high that the momentum will be carried into 2021. Ahren Lester reports

  • EU 'brown' taxonomy proposals split financial sector

    07 December 2020
  • ESG Ratings in fixed income: A good start

    19 November 2020

    ESG ratings should only be used as a first step when it comes to assessing issuers, a panel at Environmental Finance's ESG and Fixed Income 2020 conference heard. Ahren Lester reports

  • News round-up: Investor group urges coal exit, ESG index numbers jump, Franklin Templeton boosts social assets

    06 November 2020

    $5trn UN-convened global alliance calls for thermal coal exit

  • Building momentum for a more sustainable future

    19 October 2020

    There are numerous developments boosting sustainable finance, says Martina Cheung

  • S&P: Gas 'squeezed' by downturn, but renewables face 'crucial' 2020

    15 October 2020

    The energy demand slump caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is set to "squeeze" gas demand, said S&P Global, amid "sticky" coal generation and persistent renewables growth - although renewables face their own challenges.

  • GPIF predicts equity boost and bond pain from more stringent climate policies

    08 October 2020

    The largest pension fund in the world has estimated its equity portfolio could experience an accelerating valuation boost if more stringent climate policy restrictions are introduced to reach global targets, whereas its corporate bond portfolio could suffer deeper losses as policy tightens.