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Will AI be transformative for ESG data? Part two
06 May 2024The second part of this feature exploring how the AI revolution could transform the ESG data landscape, looks at how AI can be used to generate actionable insights and where it will go next. Peter Cripps reports
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Will AI be transformative for ESG data?
03 May 2024The AI revolution is already transforming the ESG data landscape. But how much trust should we place in the bots, asks Peter Cripps
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Will the SEC's climate rule be a game changer?
02 May 2024Listed companies in the world's largest economy will be subject to climate reporting rules the first time. Michael Hurley explores the ramifications
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The accountability backlash has begun
29 April 2024Companies appear increasingly less tolerant of shareholders' dissenting opinions on risk management, governance, and pay, writes Lindsey Stewart
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What is the most important skill you need to succeed in sustainable finance?
23 April 2024While data skills are important in determining whether you get a job in sustainable finance, communication skills are key to making a success of these jobs, write Rory Sullivan and Nicky Amos
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SFDR 'not working for impact VC funds'
16 April 2024Venture capital funds are calling for special treatment in the updated version of SFDR. Jennifer Forrest reports
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Investors ramp up engagement on 'responsible' AI
11 April 2024Ensuring the responsible use of artificial intelligence is emerging as an important part of investor engagement strategies, writes Michael Hurley
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Why TPI?
09 April 2024Solange Le Jeune explains why FTSE Russell uses Transition Pathway Initiative data to build forward-looking indices
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Forging a united front: UK regulators take steps to combat greenwashing
29 March 2024It is likely only a matter of time before we start to see greenwashing litigation claims being brought against corporates in the UK, write Chris Warren-Smith, Carl Valenstein and Michelle Page
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Environmental data: emerging markets have cleaned up their act
27 March 2024Emerging markets disclosure rates are increasing much faster than developed markets, and are set to catch up in the next few years, writes Lily Andrews