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Macquarie and BT Pension push TPI support past $20trn
16 October 2020Membership of the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) has surged past the $20 trillion milestone, just over three years after it was launched.
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UK "could spur more sovereign 'green+' bonds" in runup to COP
08 October 2020The UK government has been urged to issue a 'green+ bond' that could be imitated by other sovereigns looking to raise the ambition of their climate goals in the run-up to COP26.
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BlueOrchard sees strong H1 despite Covid-19
30 July 2020Impact investment manager BlueOrchard has reported a strong first-half performance, despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
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UK finance sector gets new advice on climate-related risks
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BlueOrchard, Schroders developing microfinance relief fund
11 May 2020Impact investor BlueOrchard and Schroders are developing a blended finance fund that will target Covid-19 relief efforts for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in emerging markets.
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Sustainable investing top priority for insurers
17 December 2019Sustainable investing is a top priority for global insurance companies, Schroders' third annual Institutional Investor Study has revealed.
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Schroders completes acquisition of impact investor BlueOrchard
01 November 2019 -
More data providers could help grow sustainable investments, survey suggests
29 October 2019Growing the amount of sustainability data providers in the market has been identified among the best ways to increase sustainability-themed investments, according to institutional investor respondents to a Schroders survey.
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The ESG data files - part four: fixed income data
21 August 2019While the availability of sustainability-related data for fixed income investments is catching up with that for equities, much progress remains to be made, Michael Hurley is told
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ESG data files - part 3, continued: ESG rating providers
29 July 2019The second instalment of this analysis of ESG rating agencies finds that investors are increasingly drilling down into the data that underlies the ratings. Peter Cripps reports.