In-depth reporting on ESG investing for our pension fund and asset management readers from IPE’s award-winning journalists
The call is endorsed by 35 pension schemes with assets totalling £84bn
ESMA’s guidelines will ‘completely replace’ BaFin’s old supervisory approach, says BaFin’s Thorsten Pötzsch
But SFDR reclassifications fizzle out
Pension reserve fund estimates a median €1.8bn in extra value creation by 2033
Plus: PMT’s ESG exclusion framework and PGGM’s DEI pledge
New standard could give confidence to investors looking to move capital to actors who are on a high-integrity net-zero pathway
Plus: IPE Top 500 Managers report on ESG headcount; European Union: elections, CSDDD and SFDR
CFA Society Switzerland position paper sets recommendations to fine-tune the investment governance of Swiss pension funds
It is more useful to think of climate change and decarbonisation as a ‘hyperobject’, says Iancu Daramus
The rhetoric around ‘tipping points’ is often misunderstood, says Iancu Daramus
The progress made in reining in emissions is not just blah-blah-blah, says Iancu Daramus
In Episode #7 of IPE’s Leaders in Investment podcast series, IPE editorial director Liam Kennedy interviews Mark Fawcett, CEO of Nest Invest.
The debate about standardised reporting of Scope 3 emissions loses sight of an important point about the need for judgment, says Iancu Daramus
In the world of sustainable finance policy, ‘billions to trillions’ has become the rallying cry of efforts to finance the UN’s SDGs and tackle climate change
In an effort to counterbalance an uncertain economic outlook and geopolitical tensions, many institutional investors are avoiding active management
Jonna Ryhänen, CIO of Finland’s €31bn Elo, tells Pirkko Juntunen about strategic asset allocation, investing for change and in-house expertise
In the second article on a new survey, Vincent Mortier, Monica Defend and Amin Rajan argue that greater granularity in ESG investing is set to boost impact investing
Simply aligning an investment with one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does not always convince individuals about the impact of an investment. Communicating about change can help.
Institutional investors can play a crucial role in rebuilding Ukraine in a post-war future
For institutional investors, investing in emerging markets is a true test of fiduciary duty. The asset class – if it can be defined as such – has enormous potential, yet it is also risky, not just in terms of volatility but also of reputation.