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How are pension funds approaching nature?

Pension funds are still learning about natural capital, but are increasingly expected to allocate to the theme. Genevieve Redgrave reports

Bloomberg, Cambridge developing 'game-changing' fossil fuel expansion-focused bond index

The University of Cambridge and Bloomberg are developing the 'first' global bond index focused on excluding companies that are expanding their fossil fuel activities.

Current scenario analysis 'not decision useful' for pension funds - for now

High-level climate scenario analysis is not currently used by pension funds to inform investment decisions, an Environmental Finance event heard - but there are ways more focused and short-term scenarios that can be useful now and in the future.

People moves 10 November including USS, Nuveen, MUFG, Natixis IM, and more

USS 'tilts' £5bn of assets towards climate

The Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) has announced today that it will invest some £5 billion ($6.7 billion) of its assets in funds...

News round-up: BNP Paribas, CDP and USS Invest

USS invests €225m for 50% stake in Bruc Energy

Australian pension fund to exit coal amid climate announcements

Australian pension fund First State Super has outlined a number of climate change actions and targets, including exiting thermal coal, as it urged other Australian pension funds to do the same.

Largest private pension scheme in UK announces first divestments

The Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) has announced it will not invest in tobacco, coal, and controversial weaponry firms under its exclusions policy, though campaigners are pressing for the £68 billion ($84 billion) fund to divest from other fossil fuel firms.

‘Worryingly complacent’ UK pension funds neglect climate risk

Some of the largest pension funds in the UK are ‘worryingly complacent’ about the risks posed by climate change to investments, according to the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC).