The ESG data files – part one continued: reported data
Investors are demanding an increasing amount of data from companies. What are its strengths and weaknesses, asks Peter Cripps
Investors are demanding an increasing amount of data from companies. What are its strengths and weaknesses, asks Peter Cripps
ESG data has gone 'mainstream'. But how good is it, and in what ways does it need to improve? Environmental Finance is today launching a series of features to answer these questions. Peter Cripps reports
Investors are demanding an increasing amount of data from companies. What are its strengths and weaknesses, asks Peter Cripps
Dawn Slevin explains the thinking and the process behind the EU-appointed Technical Expert Group on Sustainable Finance
A new market in transition bonds is needed to stop the green bond market being undermined, argue Yo Takatsuki and Julien Foll
Regional carbon trading in North America has survived numerous challenges and setbacks but looks well-positioned for further growth, says Katie Kouchakji.
There has been a flurry of good news from the green, social and sustainability bond market in recent months. Here are three reasons to be cheerful.
Earth Capital Partners has been tracking down investments that have a positive impact on the planet for more than a decade. Its CIO Gordon Power talks to Elena K. Johansson
Telefónica, which recently issued a green bond, explains its approach to responsible network deployment and climate change mitigation
Leo Varadkar's appearance at a sustainable finance conference at Dublin this week sent an important signal to the financial community, says Peter Cripps