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Vibeka Mair

Vibeka focuses on impact investment and social finance, as well as writing about central banking in the context of climate change. In 2019, she won the CFA UK’s inaugural ESG Journalist of the Year award. Prior to joining RI, Vibeka wrote about UK charities and social enterprises. She started her journalism career at a news service for the water, gas and electricity industries. She is a mentor with The Student View, a charity using the power of journalism to help school children become creative and confident writers.

China launches emissions trading system as EU and US announce big plans for carbon...

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RI speaks to market experts in a bumper week for carbon markets

Chairs of UK pension giants sign Prince Charles’ Net Zero pledge

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Move comes as Generation warns on low quality of some Net Zero commitments

UK green pensions campaign branded “misleading” and “unethical”

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Make My Money Matter campaign says sustainable pensions are 21x more powerful in tackling climate change than a range of lifestyle changes combined

Banks, capital requirements and the EU’s new Sustainability Strategy

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Commission to recognise green mortgages as lower risk in relation to capital requirements, and will explore other asset classes

Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative grows to $43trn as more big names pile in

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41 new signatories include Amundi, HSBC Asset Management and Willis Towers Watson

Rebecca Mikula-Wright takes the reins at IGCC

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The latest ESG movers and shakers

€3.6trn investor coalition launches Just Transition engagement initiative

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Initiative includes Amundi, AXA and Aviva France and is led by Finance for Tomorrow

EU ETS: WWF warns of €54bn of lost revenues, as reports say shipping, housing...

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Huge potential revenues for member states lost through free allowances, says WWF

Could social impact bonds make a comeback as part of the Covid recovery?

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Bodies in talks with UK and US governments on potential

Mastercard’s Ann Cairns on diversity and financial inclusion

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30% Club co-Chair says progress is happening, but more work needed to close gender and ethnicity gap
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