SEB’s green bond guru Christopher Flensborg talks to RI about spending the summer in the Swedish bank’s basement and becoming its first head of water.
Introducing legal duties for companies to achieve net zero would create stronger alignment between stakeholders, says Dr Ben Caldecott of the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group.
Proposals include first ban on new fossil fuel financing for financial institutions with SBTi targets.
Developing in-house capacity does not mean managers should no longer engage collaboratively, says asset owner's head of stewardship.
Brazilian ESG house calls for better understanding of agriculture as it reveals details of targeted engagements with major firms in the country.
In the latest edition of The Responsible Investor Podcast, Jenn Hui-Tann of Fidelity International discusses challenges and opportunities in sustainability's fastest-growing market.
Investors should focus on pushing for policy change rather than measuring engagement outcomes, says Allianz's Thallinger.
Consumer goods firm facing plastics and regenerative agriculture proposals at AGM this week.
UK pension funds have long called for measures to boost the pipeline of investible green assets. Can the latest effort to do so live up to its ‘catalytic’ promise?
One year on from the launch of the TNFD framework, financial institutions reflect on progress made in early reporting and outline key challenges faced.