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Emails obtained by RI show manager tried to convince the state that it has worked on being 'more precise on communication' on sustainability.
Significant majority of banks back new release, which includes facilitated emissions, but greener members retain concerns.
Investigations by right-wing attorneys general tipped to continue after big asset managers quit climate collaborative engagement initiative.
EU asset owners welcome membership for firm’s international arm; New York City slams move while Republican treasurers claim victory.
Michael Frerichs says the state is not afraid to pull money from managers and discusses BlackRock's ESG commitments.
Firm notes increasing scrutiny from stakeholders as a separate risk factor in Q4 results amid growing polarisation.
Triodos and Ecology Building Society will remain members of GFANZ alliance despite threats of COP departure.
The world is running out of time to avert the worst effects of climate change. Can COP28 find answers?
Linklaters survey finds reluctance to collaborate on climate on both sides of the Atlantic, but US companies no more likely to back out.
Texas court judgement and Missouri filings provide useful precedents for firms dealing with the backlash, says Ropes & Gray partner.