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Aussie super funds ‘quietly exiting country’s fossil fuel firms’

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Market Forces report finds asset owners including REST and Aware Super have divested A$2.5bn from key oil and gas companies

Daily ESG Briefing: UniSuper says 26% of portfolio will be Net Zero by 2022

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

Daily ESG Briefing: NBIM publishes climate risk reports

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

Can we rely on shareholders to compel corporations to meaningfully act on ESG issues?

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Recent history says yes, according to shareholder litigation experts Rebecca Boon and John Rizio-Hamilton

Daily ESG Briefing: Union Investment commits to Net Zero

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

ESG law is growing fast as regulation proliferates – Brazil is a case in...

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Lawyer Alessandra Lehmen talks about recent high-profile litigation, along with legal developments in Brazil and elsewhere

The other side of climate litigation: will coal phase-out cases jeopardise climate action?

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RI takes a closer look at the coal phase-out compensation claims the Dutch government is facing from European utilities

Daily ESG Briefing: Carney’s carbon offsetting taskforce seeks governance body

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

Daily ESG Briefing: Global climate reporting standard could be ready in 12 months

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

The human rights angle was crucial to the Dutch court ruling against Shell

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The UN Guiding Principles are showing a new path to stakeholder capitalism
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