LATEST REPORTS
Data & Disclosure report
ESG reporting requirements are under fire in both the United States and Europe, but for very different reasons. Responsible Investor‘s latest Data & Disclosure report examines why CSRD reports are dividing European investors and how the whole concept of ESG disclosure is under attack in the US. We also take a deep dive into the way asset managers are exploring new approaches to compiling social data.
COP29 report
This year’s climate summit in Baku will play a crucial role in charting the future of climate finance. While mitigating the extent of climate change remains the overriding priority at COP29, the reality is that many impacts are now irreversible – meaning that adaptation is an increasingly important focus. In this special report, we explore how investors can contribute to adaptation efforts as the world comes to terms with new climate realities.
ESG in APAC report
No region will play a more important role in determining the Earth’s future than APAC. It is home to around 60 percent of the world’s population and accounts for more than half of all greenhouse gas emissions. In this special report, we ask if Asia can become a leader in ESG and whether transition bonds can conquer regional markets. We also take a deep dive into India and explore why ESG strategies are failing to gain traction in the world’s most populated country.
Biodiversity report
As the chilling extent of threats to nature becomes impossible to ignore, investors increasingly believe they can and must be part of the solution. In this report, we assess whether the TNFD is on track to gather sufficient signatories; take a closer look at APAC’s most eager proponent of biodiversity safeguards, Japan; and analyse an innovative financial lever that can be adopted to foster conservation, debt-for-nature swaps; plus lots more besides.
COP28 Investors & Climate Report
Responsible Investor’s COP28 report delves into some of the key issues for investors as the world approaches a climate tipping point. With the goal of limiting temperature rises to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels in peril, we look at how investor approaches to climate engagement are evolving. We also look into how COP’s focus is broadening to include issues such as nature and water risks linked to climate change.
