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UK investors hit pause on sustainability labels
03 July 2024The "painful" process of applying for a sustainability fund label in the UK has led some asset managers to pause applications, Michael Hurley reports
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The next UK government's transition opportunity
02 July 2024British voters want the next government to seize the economic opportunities of the green transition, writes James Alexander
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Methane: the financial sector's blind spot
01 July 2024The financial sector must step up and play a more active role in addressing methane emissions, including those from agriculture, write Alma Castrejon-Davila and Peter Elwin
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Navigating policy uncertainty in sustainable investing
26 June 2024Despite the risk of policies being dialled back, the issue is speed rather than direction, writes Victoria MacLean
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The role for TNFD in managing risk
24 June 2024Business's impacts and dependencies on nature will only increase in salience. The tools and guidance available from the TNFD provide the perfect foundation for every business to start the journey, writes Judy Kuszewski
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Bogged down in Bonn
21 June 2024Slow progress on negotiations on Article 6 in Bonn leaves much to be thrashed out at COP29, writes
Genevieve Redgrave. 
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Integrating human rights into investment decision making
19 June 2024By directing funds toward companies that uphold human rights, investors can help drive meaningful progress while generating attractive returns at reduced risk, writes Miranda Beacham
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Why the SBTi must abandon its offsetting proposal
18 June 2024The SBTi Board's proposal to allowing carbon offsetting to achieve climate objectives is ineffective and dangerous, writes Alain Grandjean
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Pivoting the CDP
17 June 2024The platform's new CEO Sherry Madera explains her plans to streamline reporting and help ease the burden on disclosers. Peter Cripps reports
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Emerging market sustainable bond investment momentum building
14 June 2024Investors and issuers are responding to the challenges EM sustainable bonds pose, and the tide is turning in their favour. Ahren Lester reports
- EthiFinance: EU ESG rating provider regulations 'not fair'
- Current scenario analysis 'not decision useful' for pension funds - for now
- EF's Biodiversity Insight 2024
- Scope 3 emissions are 'Loch Ness monster of sustainability reporting'
- UK government releases transition finance report
- Cautious reference scenario selection helps avoid greenwashing risk, says Mirova
- Sustainability assurance a 'huge opportunity' for auditors, says EIB
- "No interest" in biodiversity from US investors, Morningstar finds
- BNP Paribas AM 'still exploring whether MSA can be used to steer investments'
- Thames Water woes could drag UK green bond market down