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New insured emissions protocols are a fig leaf for continued fossil fuel expansion
16 November 2022The emissions protocols will allow insurance companies to do business as usual in underwriting the fossil fuel expansion, argues Peter Bosshard
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COP27: 'No better impact investment than coal power phase-out'
11 November 2022COP27 saw discussion about the climate impact potential of managed coal power phase-out schemes, but can these innovative deals be pulled off? Ahren Lester reports
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Fund-level scenario analysis requirement is 'regulatory overkill'
19 October 2022The merits and shortcomings of scenario analysis were debated at a panel discussion at The Future of ESG Data conference. Peter Cripps reports
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Differentiating worms and caterpillars
26 September 2022Union Investment has introduced 'transition ratings' into its investment process, to help it spot bugs that have the potential to transform into butterflies. Peter Cripps reports
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ESG data a heightened challenge in emerging markets
09 August 2022Ninety One is looking to step up its transition financing in emerging markets, but data continues to be an obstacle, says its chief sustainability officer Nazmeera Moola
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A whole-economy approach to net-zero
27 July 2022We need to talk about the sectors beyond energy and natural resources facing sizeable transition risks, argues David McNeil
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Six months after COP26, what lessons can the financial sector impart?
16 June 2022The quicker climate risk is priced into capital markets the better, says Emanuela Vartolomei
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Examining countries' vulnerability to physical climate risks
03 June 2022S&P Global Ratings assesses the vulnerability of 135 countries to climate change and lays out the case for climate finance
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Asset managers must end fossil fuel investment
18 May 2022There's no way for asset managers to hit net zero targets without setting fossil fuel exclusion policies, argues Desiree Fixler
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SCOR, an insurer committed to the climate?
17 May 2022SCOR has so far been slow to respond to the climate emergency, argues Lucie Pinson