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Mapping the depletion of natural capital
11 June 2021Maps to showcase hotspots of relative natural capital depletion are a starting point for investors to understand its impact on portfolios, write Gemma James and Sylvaine Rols
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Q&A with David Craig, co-chair of the TNFD
07 June 2021The goal of the TNFD is to ensure that nature-related costs and risks are factored into financial flows, and that money is redirected to be nature positive, Craig tells Michael Hurley
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Nature goes mainstream - Welcome the TNFD
04 June 2021Today's launch of the TNFD is an important step towards ensuring financial flows are redirected to make a positive contribution to nature, writes Simon Zadek
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Data is a key ESG enabler
31 May 2021Data and technology can play a crucial role in the transition towards more sustainable operating models, argues Roberta Marracino
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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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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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Why are data providers flocking to impact? Part five: Truvalue Labs
12 February 2021How does Truvalue Labs help investors measure and report their impact, Michael Hurley asks
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Why are data providers flocking to impact? Part four: Sustainalytics
11 February 2021How does Sustainalytics help investors measure and report their impact, Michael Hurley asks
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Why are data providers flocking to impact? Part three: Trucost
10 February 2021How does Trucost help investors measure and report their impact, Michael Hurley asks