Companies report $1trn at risk due to climate change
Some of the world's biggest companies have reported a total of almost $1 trillion in potential bottom…
Equity,Stranded Assets
Some of the world's biggest companies have reported a total of almost $1 trillion in potential bottom…
Equity,Stranded Assets
Chinese financial institutions have been urged to manage their exposure to deforestation risks, after…
Investors,Stranded Assets
NN Group is to stop providing insurance services to companies that derive more than 30% of their revenues…
Investors,Stranded Assets,Insurance
A shareholder resolution calling on BP to prepare a business strategy consistent with the 2015 Paris…
Corporate,ESG,Stranded Assets
Eight financial institutions have given Europe's 'most polluting utilities' almost €16 billion ($17 billion)…
Debt,Equity,Investors,Stranded Assets
Global energy investment has stabilised at $1.8 trillion after three years of decline, but investment…
Renewables,Stranded Assets
Dutch insurer Aegon has announced its support for nine climate resolutions at four major oil firms' annual…
Investors,Stranded Assets,Insurance
"A Marshall Plan for the planet" will be needed to help to pay for the trillions needed to build the…
Policy,Stranded Assets
The UN Joint Staff Pension Fund's head of investment tells Michael Hurley how he juggles climate risk with a set of other challenges that are unique to the supranational fund
ESG,Investors,Stranded Assets
Why is the Bank of England increasingly focusing on climate change? Sarah Breeden explains its approach to Peter Cripps
Policy,Stranded Assets
Frédéric Samama has been a key mover in the Portfolio Decarbonisation Coalition, the creation of low-carbon indexes, and now the world's biggest green bond fund. He talks to Peter Cripps
Equity,Green Bonds,Investors,Stranded Assets
Climate change is “the biggest risk” to the €36.4 billion ($44 billion) FRR pension fund in coming years, Salwa Boussoukaya-Nasr, chief investment officer of the pension fund, tells Michael Hurley.
Green Bonds,Policy,Stranded Assets
While insurers are increasingly aware of environmental risks which might impact both sides of their balance sheet, new research has found that their investment strategies are not in line with the Paris Agreement. The research was published the same week Royal Dutch Shell held its AGM and shareholders, including some large insurers, were asked to vote on a climate resolution. Did they stand up to the test? Paul Walsh and Vincent Huck report
Carbon,Stranded Assets,Insurance
Insurers have made efforts to disengage themselves from the coal industry on both sides of the balance sheet, but climate activists say they could do more. Cintia Cheong and Nick Roumpis examine the latest developments
Stranded Assets,Insurance
Conservation finance may appear to be one of the most esoteric investment niches, but experimentation and innovation is giving way to proof of concept – attracting a growing number of institutional investors along the way. Mark Nicholls reports
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