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More 'honesty' needed about biodiversity funds, says AXA IM
09 January 2025Investors are increasingly interested in the market's largest biodiversity strategy but better labelling guidelines is required, Anna Väänänen tells Genevieve Redgrave
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Nature is having to fight with other ESG issues
07 January 2025First Sentier's Joanne Lee outlines the asset manager's evolving approach to nature. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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EU Deforestation Regulation - delayed but still transformative
31 December 2024Investors welcome the EU's recently delayed Deforestation Regulation but tell Genevieve Redgrave that more clarity is needed to ensure implementation
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Why moving away from plastic packaging is more complicated than it seems
30 December 2024The failure of the Global Plastic Treaty represents a missed opportunity to accelerate co-operation, argues PGIM's James Malone
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How rural landowners can lead the biodiversity revolution
27 December 2024James Farrell makes the case for a fresh finance-focused approach to fulfilling nature targets
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The top 10 most-read stories of 2024 - and the themes they reveal
24 December 2024What piqued readers' interest over the past year? Peter Cripps looks at the most clicked-on articles to identify the trends playing on investors' minds
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The 10 themes that will drive natural capital investing in 2025
18 December 2024Biodiversity and nature will remain top of investors' agendas in the year to come, writes Genevieve Redgrave
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Making nature data open to all
11 December 2024The TNFD's proposed open data 'facility' has been welcomed by data providers, but the key issue of how it will be funded is yet to be resolved. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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The land economy faces material climate-related risks
05 December 2024Climate transitions are already creating material financial risks for companies and investors in the Forestry, Land Use, and Agriculture sectors, writes Niamh McCarthy
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Proving the case for natural capital investments
02 December 2024As Climate Asset Management celebrates passing $1 billion of assets, its CEO Martin Berg says it hopes to launch a follow-up fund next year. Peter Cripps reports