Planet SOS Archives - Page 91 of 179

Lombard Odier acquires stake in sustainable investment firm

December 2, 2021

The partnership will align the two companies more closely, allowing for greater collaboration and synergy in pursuit of the companies’ shared goal of understanding, advancing and investing in the global sustainability transition.

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ESG Investments Poised to Reach $30 Trillion by 2030

December 2, 2021

Asset managers need to better plan and prepare for expected ESG funds growth, according to Broadridge research

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From Pledges to Action: What’s Next for COP26 Corporate Commitments

December 1, 2021

Business can be a force for good, innovating and scaling solutions to climate change.

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FCA Targets ESG Data Providers

December 1, 2021

The business plans also announced that the FCA would focus on addressing greenwashing concerns as a priority.

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KKR announces formation of sustainability expert advisory council

December 1, 2021

Six-member independent council to bolster KKR’s ESG expertise and capabilities and advance the firm’s ESG strategy and practices

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EU drafts plan to remove more carbon emissions from the air

December 1, 2021

The Commission will also propose in 2022 an EU system of certifying carbon removals

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Integrating ESG and carbon metrics alongside active engagements

November 30, 2021

The 2021 United Nations’ COP26, took place early November.

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Swiss Raise Pressure on «Greenwashers»

November 30, 2021

Pitching green, social, or good governance investments is big business in Switzerland.

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AMAS and SSF publish Recommendations on Minimum Requirements and Transparency for Sustainable Investment Products

November 30, 2021

The recommendations are also designed to help at the point sale and ensure that financial advisors have access to all relevant information

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Shining the light on the darker side of sustainable investments

November 30, 2021

While there was clearly a lot of discussions and agreement on where investment flows need to go over the two-week summit, what was not discussed, or at least not widely, was where some of that capital comes from or what happens to it when it gets there.

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