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  • EU securities watchdog calls for stricter regulation on greenwashing

    January 29, 2021

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said today EU rules are needed to regulate ratings on the environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects of companies to avoid investors being deceived by “greenwashing”. Asset managers use ESG ratings to make “green” environmentally conscious investment decisions. Greenwashing refers to inaccurate claims that investments are sustainable and [...]

  • Thames have changed: CEOs going green will reap the benefits

    January 26, 2021

    WHEN Paul Polman drank a glass of water drawn from the murky River Thames a decade ago the Dutchman could hardly have imagined how many of his peers would follow suit. Not by matching his dubious consumption, but by attempting to generate more from the companies they run than profit alone. Polman’s stunt took place in November [...]

  • Sustainability investing: what does the future look like?

    January 5, 2021  |  City Talk

    ‘Future of Sustainability in Investment Management: From Ideas to Reality’ is a newly published CFA Institute report. The 60-page publication was informed by the views of more than 7,000 industry participants, including 3,500+ retail investors, 920+ asset owners and 3,050+ investment practitioners. Research included virtual roundtables across 31 markets. Here we summarise its findings. The [...]

  • Exclusive: Banks failing to prioritise the climate will lose customers, survey shows

    December 22, 2020

    Customers are expecting more from their banks when it comes to climate change and could lose out to more green competitors if they fail to prioritise the environment.  Some 71 per cent of UK banking customers are more likely to choose a bank with a positive social and environmental impact, according to new research from [...]

  • Ineos launches clean hydrogen business in green drive

    November 9, 2020

    Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s firm Ineos has joined the long list of corporates piling into green energy with the launch of a new UK business to cut carbon emissions.  The chemicals company has today launched a new clean hydrogen business, headquartered in the UK, in its drive to net-zero carbon emissions.  Through its subsidiary Inovyn, Ineos [...]

  • Scottish Widows pulls £440m from investments in ESG push

    November 9, 2020

    Pensions provider Scottish Widows has announced it will pull millions from companies failing to meet its ESG standards.  The £440m divestment from companies that “pose significant ESG” risk is the firm’s latest sustainable push, and is one of the largest exclusions policy by an institutional investor yet.  The divestment seeks to protect almost 6m customers [...]

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