-
Util: 'Sustainable' funds have no significant positive impact
24 September 2021US funds labelled as 'sustainable' do not have a significant positive overall impact on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), impact analysis firm Util has found, adding that "an absence of coherent regulation or consensus creates a perfect storm for greenwashing".
-
Robinhood: A catalyst for social finance
17 August 2021Positioned as the antithesis of traditional finance players, the app-based, commission-free, trading platform promises social and financial democracy. But does it actually meet those promises, asks Patrick Wood Uribe
-
When sustainability falls victim to its own success
09 June 2021Huge inflows into clean energy ETFs recently caused ructions in equity markets. What are the lessons for investors and companies, asks Patrick Wood Uribe
-
ESG in Fixed Income Global Series - Innovation showcase roundup
11 May 2021The topic of transition bonds was a recurring theme at Environmental Finance's Innovation showcase conference - the second of six events in the ESG in Fixed Income Global Series of conferences.
-
Investors 'equating green bonds with better credit'
10 May 2021 -
Putting Coinbase to the test: can crypto ever be sustainable?
27 April 2021Its enormous emissions aren't Coinbase's only, or even biggest, problem, argues Patrick Wood Uribe
-
ESG in Fixed Income Global Series - Americas focus day roundup
12 April 2021Environmental Finance's Americas focus day - the first of six events in the ESG in Fixed Income Global Series of conferences - ended after a day of panels, presentations and speed networking sessions.
-
Winners revealed in Environmental Finance's Bond Awards 2021
31 March 2021 -
The data provider hoping to put impact on the agenda
29 December 2020The CEO of Util argues that ESG data is flawed, and measuring a company's impact on the Sustainable Development Goals can add a new dimension. Christopher Marchant reports
-
First green bond to secure drinking water by buying forests proposed
07 October 2020Central Arkansas Water (CAW) is preparing an innovative $31 million US municipal green bond, believed to be the first to buy and protect forests in order to secure clean drinking water.