Peter Cripps

Articles by Peter Cripps

  • Finma launches climate disclosure consultation

    16 November 2020

    The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (Finma) has launched a climate disclosure consultation for insurers and banks.

  • What does Joe Biden's Presidency mean for responsible investors?

    09 November 2020

    There was no blue wave, but there could yet be a green wave of investment, writes Peter Cripps

  • Fitch warns on pricing climate change into property-backed investments

    05 November 2020

    Holders may not be factoring price- and insurance-loss into investment risk assessments

  • Hong Kong proposes mandatory climate disclosure for funds

    02 November 2020

    Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has proposed that managers of collective investment schemes should be required to disclose how they manage climate risks.

  • Who will we trust in 2021?

    26 October 2020

    No matter who wins the US election, it won't be the federal government, says John Streur

  • Pimco launches climate bond fund

    02 October 2020

    Fixed income investment giant Pimco has launched a Climate Bond Fund that will invest in labelled and unlabelled green bonds.

  • Call for 'nature performance bonds'

    30 September 2020

    A new type of labelled bond has been created to help tackle the growing sovereign debt crisis while protecting sensitive ecosystems and biodiversity.

  • Mexican coral reef insurance attracts new underwriters

    07 September 2020

    The first ever parametric insurance product to cover a coral reef has been renewed, but with different insurers taking the risk.

  • Green bond comment: August 2020: Have sustainability-linked bonds killed transition bonds?

    05 August 2020

    The big news at the annual general meeting of the Green Bond Principles was the formation of the Sustainability-linked Bond Principles (SLBPs).

  • Integrating inequalities: a new challenge for institutional investors

    09 July 2020

    Investors must start to consider their role in tackling inequality, argues Jean-Jacques Barbéris