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Regulator unveils updated Code of Corporate Governance at Sustainable Finance Week

Panelists discussed the positive impact of international collaborative bodies

The rise of ESG and why it matters to everyone

The involvement of global institutions began in 2000 with the publishing of the UN Millennium Development Goals aimed at tackling poverty.

One size does not yet fit all: Personalised ESG portfolios are the way forward

Adapting to changing needs and markets crucial

Day 2 of Sustainable Finance Week examines impact of family offices on sustainable investing

What we need to do as an industry, is do the right thing and do it in a transparent way

Schroders supports the European Commission’s initiative to improve the regulatory framework on corporate governance

The symbiotic nature of economic, environmental and social issues, and how we value and address them, has been made clear by the COVID-19 pandemic.

ING report extols the benefits of green finance

The fact that there is a cost of funding improvement to boot is an added benefit; but more of a welcome outcome than a driver.

Morgan Stanley Announces Inaugural Winners of the Sustainable Solutions Award and Collaborative

Five breakthrough innovations from across Africa, Southeast Asia, Europe and North America will each receive a $250,000 award and participate in a strategic new collaborative to focus on systemic solutions to complex sustainability challenges.

Investors with $41tn urge G7 to ‘accelerate action’ on climate crisis

The 457-strong group of investors is demanding urgent action to reduce greenhouse emissions and to meet climate goals set out in the Paris Agreement

How to reduce a company's carbon footprint in the race to net zero

The first step is to calculate a company's carbon footprint.

New independent group to help tackle ‘greenwashing’

The Green Technical Advisory Group (GTAG) will provide independent, non-binding advice to the Government on developing and implementing a green taxonomy in the UK context.

Independent expert group appointed to advise Government on standards for green investment

The Green Technical Advisory Group will oversee the Government’s delivery of a Green Taxonomy – a framework setting the bar for investments that can be defined as environmentally sustainable.

Nuveen's ESG luminary to manage global bond fund

Nuveen said that unlike some other ESG funds it would not invest in ESG laggards, regardless of price.

Bankers Face a Dirty New Temptation

Keeping derivatives out of “green asset ratio” calculations may just encourage lenders to use more of them on climate-unfriendly financing deals.

UK tells business: Phase out carbon or lose out on contracts

The UK hosts a major round of United Nations climate talks in Glasgow in November, and Johnson has unveiled a succession of ever-more ambitious targets in an effort to spur international and domestic action.

BNP Paribas AM launches ecosystem restoration fund

The new fund will be managed by Edward Lees and Ulrik Fugmann and will invest in companies focused on aquatic, terrestrial and urban ecosystem restoration.

Three funds to improve biodiversity and the oceans

These include prominent issues such as climate change and plastic pollution, which are threatening life on land and in our oceans.

Carbon Dated: Multinational companies planning to cut suppliers by 2025 for failing to curb carbon emissions

Some 64 per cent of MNCs believe emerging market suppliers will struggle more than developed market suppliers to meet their emission reduction targets, with a further 57 per cent prepared to replace emerging market suppliers with developed market supplier

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