ABP, ERAFP, and First State Super among scenario analysis leaders
Many leading global asset owners have already begun to perform scenario analysis and apply key findings…
Investors,Stranded Assets
Many leading global asset owners have already begun to perform scenario analysis and apply key findings…
Investors,Stranded Assets
Demand for fossil fuels will decline dramatically in coming years, as the cost of low-carbon energy and…
Investors,Policy,Stranded Assets
More than half of meat and fish companies are of ‘high risk’, according to the first index for global…
Stranded Assets
Banks are in "the early days" of understanding and addressing the climate risks in their portfolios,…
Debt,Stranded Assets
Aviva has become the latest insurer slammed by the Unfriend Coal network, a coalition of non-governmental…
Investors,Stranded Assets,Insurance
The world’s biggest insurer, Allianz, said it will turn its back on coal by 2040, both in its underwriting…
Stranded Assets,Insurance
Investors with a combined $4 billion of shares in Rio Tinto have recorded the largest vote for a climate…
Stranded Assets
Dutch asset manager Actiam criticised Shell for not doing enough to change its business strategy as it…
ESG,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
Climate change poses a significant threat to banks. How big is their exposure to climate risks, and what are they doing to mitigate them, asks Peter Cripps. The second part of this two-part feature explores physical risks and liability risks
Debt,Stranded Assets
Climate change poses a significant threat to banks. How big is their exposure to climate risks, and what are they doing to mitigate them, asks Peter Cripps
Debt,Stranded Assets
Climate-related resolutions at Exxon and Shell garnered the support of the world's largest investors. Now asset managers and owners are massing together to move entire sectors, writes Michael Hurley.
ESG,Investors,Stranded Assets
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
Is managed decline the only way?
Green Bonds Asia
Water: Risk, Opportunity and Sustainability 2018