Sustainability by proxy - Part three: Hermes EOS
In the third of a four-part series on highly influential proxy voting providers, Michael Hurley asks Hermes EOS what it is doing to develop the guidance it provides investors on environmental issues
In the third of a four-part series on highly influential proxy voting providers, Michael Hurley asks Hermes EOS what it is doing to develop the guidance it provides investors on environmental issues
In the second of a four-part series on highly influential proxy voting providers, Michael Hurley asks ISS what it is doing to develop the guidance it provides investors on environmental issues
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Countless investors rely on the advice of proxy voting providers to support their investment decisions. In the first of a four-part series, Michael Hurley asks are these firms doing enough to develop their guidance on environmental issues?
In a tough year for fixed income markets, most green bond funds lagged their benchmarks. Peter Cripps and Elena K. Johansson report
Japan's Financial Services Agency is stepping up its focus on climate risk and is increasingly engaging with firms on the issue. Hiroshi Ota and Satoshi Ikeda explain why to Elena K. Johansson
Bruce Howard highlights new insights into the feasibility of natural capital finance projects in advanced economies such as the UK.
European issuers, investors and regulators are in the driving seat as the green bond market prepares for further growth, says Graham Cooper.
District heating projects combine economic and ecological appeal for Infrastructure investors, says Tor Syverud.
Many environmental funds underperformed their benchmarks last year, says Peter Cripps