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Union Investment working on 'transition' scores for companies
06 May 2021The German asset manager is preparing to increase its scrutiny of companies' transition strategies, Henrik Pontzen tells Peter Cripps
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The role of ESG in delivering IPO success
05 May 2021How do public and private markets differ in their approaches towards ESG, asks Joshua Brunert
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The soufflé of common sense on climate change
28 April 2021With science, policy and capital coming together to help combat warming, we must all be early adoptors, argues Paula DiPerna
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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
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SFDR will be a 'game changer' for sustainability reporting
16 March 2021The EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is now in play after a long gestation, and carries potential for standardisation and prevention of greenwashing. Christopher Marchant reports
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London pooling
15 March 2021A pool of London pension schemes is overhauling its responsible investment strategy, including managing climate risk and investing for impact, writes Michael Hurley
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EU Sustainable Disclosure Regulation comes into force on 10 March - are you ready?
09 March 2021Andy Sloan shares his thoughts on ESG reporting and the potential impact of the interventions of the EU
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Cautious optimism for TNFD despite challenges
08 March 2021After the success of the TCFD in driving focus on climate-related disclosures, the mood is upbeat that the Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) can do the same for natural capital - despite awareness of the additional challenges it faces. Ahren Lester reports
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A model for Future-Fit disclosure
23 February 2021Investors could benefit if a benchmark for 'Future-Fit' businesses achieves global uptake, Martin Rich tells Michael Hurley
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Is Covid-19 sharpening the focus on stakeholder capitalism?
15 February 2021A surge in sustainable investing and increasing scrutiny of ESG topics are calling into question the purpose of corporations, writes Michael Wilkins