Investment firm charities offer anonymity to ‘hate group’ donors
But the situation is not endemic and some donor-advised funds have strict eligibility criteria
ESG
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Will Glasgow play good COP or bad COP?
It has been six years since the Paris Agreement was signed and it’s not looking great…
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British firms pin colours to ESG mast
Driven by reputation and brand advocacy concerns
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Pandora papers produce few shocks and surprises
But succeeds in shining a stronger spotlight on the US as an ‘offshore centre’
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Polestar and Ford rev up big electric vehicle plans
While Evergrande’s EV unit pulls the plug on its listing
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ESG investing is the ‘new normal’ in Europe
But the Belgians are streaks ahead of the Swiss
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Al Gore’s investment firm to pump $600m into UK energy provider
Which looks set to absorb over half a million customers from a collapsed rival
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EU ‘not doing enough’ to promote sustainable investment – ECA
A report by the ECA has lambasted the EU for the slowness of its actions in promoting sustainable investment across the continent
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Taking the temperature of climate benchmarks
How well do two specific indices work for investors looking to integrate ESG guidelines into their portfolios?
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Vanguard’s charitable arm donated to a ‘hate group’
As defined by the Southern Poverty Law Centre, while the UK’s Hope Not Hate organisation has similarly negative views
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Segro jumps on the green bond bandwagon
At the end of last year, the size of the market went over $1tn for the first time since its inception in 2007
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Harvard University drops fossil fuel investments
But critics argue that it means losing an opportunity to influence change