Carbon Transparency Partnership publishes new guidance to enhance consistency of emissions data
Partnership also taking first steps towards creating data exchange network
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$521bn asset manager CEO: fiduciary duty definition in Japan is too narrow
Speaking at Investment COP in Glasgow, the head of Asset Management One explained why ESG needs to be part of fiduciary duty and how his firm aligns passive funds with net-zero emissions targets.
Mining should not be a dirty word in the Climate Change debate
Amati launched its Strategic Metals Fund earlier this year.
Values alignment is only the tip of the iceberg for ESG
Six insights from the 2021 Natixis Global Survey of Individual Investors
So, You're a B Corp. So What?
As Coutts continues on its B Corp journey, the significance of this accreditation is becoming increasingly apparent, and the narrative around Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria is shifting.
SC Ventures launches Shoal
Shoal will be added to the Starling Marketplace in due course, enabling existing Starling Bank customers to benefit from this new digital sustainable offering.
Protecting people from a changing climate: The case for resilience
Our new study lays bare the potential impact of climate risks for people across the globe—and underscores the need to protect the most vulnerable and build resilience.
Hydrogen Superyachts: the new and improved luxury
In the past, yachts have typically used gas or diesel as fuel, but increasingly green hydrogen is being considered as a clean alternative.
What steps can business take to achieve a gender-just transition to net zero?
A global consortium led by PwC UK has been delivering the UK government’s Work and Opportunities for Women (WOW) programme since 2017
COP26: a quick guide to common climate terms
From Nationally Determined Contributions to nature-based solutions, we explain some of the common climate terms likely to come up at COP26.
The use of data to improve buying decisions from a net zero carbon perspective
The ultimate aim should be a state where suppliers are willing and able to commit to contractual terms under which they are obliged to meet robust carbon reduction targets, and suffer financial or other sanctions if they fail to do so.
COP26: Is the 1.5°C dream melting away?
As yet, there hasn’t been a meaningful increase in the amount of developed market funds mobilised to support the transition and adaptation to net zero in developing countries.