News

  • ECB 'tilts' bond programme towards greener companies

    04 July 2022

    The European Central Bank (ECB) will favour greener companies for its corporate bond programme from October, it has said.

  • WHEB snaps up transitional companies amid market sell-off

    04 July 2022

    WHEB Asset Management (AM) has swooped on "high-value" sell-offs for companies involved in transitional technologies, such as electric vehicle (EV) components and semi-conductor chips.

  • Impact monitoring may be a 'performative exercise', finds BlueMark

    01 July 2022

    BlueMark has found that only 22% of investors have a protocol for engaging on impact underperformance - suggesting that impact monitoring "may be a performative exercise", in an analysis on 60 impact investors managing $160 billion in assets.

  • Amundi launches short-term corporate green bond fund

    01 July 2022

    French asset manager Amundi has launched a €178 million ($216 million) green bond fund focused on short-term European corporate issues.

  • Investor group expects slow fight against deforestation

    01 July 2022

    A representative of a group of investors with $8.5 trillion in assets has said change on deforestation is happening slowly.

  • Swedish central bank corporate bond purchases to require TCFD disclosures

    01 July 2022

    The Swedish central bank will only buy corporate bonds for its asset purchase programme from issuers which have disclosed greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions...

  • People moves 1 July: HSBC, Impax, Credit Suisse, Phoenix Group & more...

    01 July 2022
  • MSCI launches portfolio emissions tracker

    30 June 2022

    MSCI has launched a tool to help financial institutions measure carbon emissions across their lending and investment portfolios.

  • Loan round-up: Gunvor, Aqualia, Chr. Hansen, Halcyon Agri, Pandora ... and more

    30 June 2022
  • Seafood profits take hit from unsustainable supply chains, investors warned

    30 June 2022

    Investors have been urged to ramp up their engagement with food companies to improve sustainability in supply chains, as analysis revealed that French supermarket giant Carrefour's seafood sales were least profitable in overfished species.