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Deutsche Bank warns of huge investments to counter rising seas

To counter the impact of persistently rising sea levels, large investments will be needed, but also pose implications for portfolios, according to Deutsche Bank.

Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust awarded Fund of the Year in Environmental Finance’s IMPACT Awards 2021

We are pleased to see the Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust recognised with this award.

Global carbon trading efforts multiply as EU price reaches record

The European Union is pressing ahead with plans to intensify carbon trading and China has launched its own emissions pricing mechanism.

Amundi and Quintet partner to accelerate sustainable investments in emerging markets

Quintet commits €200 million to Amundi Funds Emerging Markets Green Bond in line with broader focus on generating positive real-world impact

Zurich deepens emissions cuts and adds green options for customers

Zurich is also expanding its offering of products and services to help customers transition to a net-zero emissions future.

PIMFA launches ESG academy for wealth managers

The Academy simplifies the array of latest information and language around ESG, while also delivering the latest regulatory guidance.

New research shows companies with stand-alone ESG committees have higher sustainability scores

The study conducted by NN IP and Glass Lewis examines the relationship between companies’ performance with regard to environmental, social and governance factors

'Hedge fund': CPRE calls on government to expand UK's hedgerow network

The research, which will be launched today at the first in-person environmental parliamentary reception since March 2020, argues the expansion of the hedgerow network could unlock 25,000 planting and maintenance jobs over a 30-year period.

Dozens of UK's biggest investment houses fall short of new ESG standard

Three of the UK’s most prominent investment giants – Schroders, Morgan Stanley Investment Management, and Rothschild Wealth Management – didn’t make the cut.

Vital role for private sector in financing climate resilience

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) with its unique private sector mandate stands at the forefront of this effort in close cooperation with other multilateral partners.

Global carbon trading efforts multiply as EU price reaches record

The European Commission’s plans also include a system to impose a ‘carbon border adjustment mechanism’ on imports from countries that do not price carbon.

Asset Management, a lever for preserving biodiversity

It’s a reality that is no longer up for debate: biodiversity loss represents financial risks that are just as major as those stemming from climate change.

HSBC, Barclays confronted by naked Extinction Rebellion protesters

Further demonstrations outside JPMorgan, across the City as part of divestment march

ESG Foundation’s Top 50 ESG ‘Ones To Watch’

Some are CEOs of sustainable start-ups, scholars at ESG think tanks, sustainable investors or outspoken advocates on transparency and accountability, gender parity, sustainable and ethical supply chains.

EBRD backs Estonian green development

Bank invests €16m in a €100m bond issued by financial services company LHV Group

UK appoints syndicate for first green gilt' sale

Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and JPMorgan will act jointly as bookrunners for the sale of the 2033 green gilt

The Summer of Climate Chaos

Now we know exactly who is to blame

ESG momentum will further strengthen GCs’ clout in listed firm governance

As soft law principles are increasingly transposed into prescriptive legislation, our GC panel believes that codified ESG requirements will further raise their boardroom influence.

How Green Gilts will help mobilise finance to fight Climate Change

Like many investment houses, Coutts is committed to sustainable investing to help grow clients’ wealth.

Britain’s economy is already seeing a rapid shift due to climate change

Michael Christie, professor of environmental and ecological economics at Aberystwyth Business School in Wales, told CNBC in a phone call that unless drastic measures were taken in the U.K. and internationally, temperature rises would have “more and

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