ESG investing not black and white
Fund selectors need to help clients understand the implications of sustainable investing as harm can still be caused
Fund selectors need to help clients understand the implications of sustainable investing as harm can still be caused
Cutting carbon producers from green ETFs is key to being an impactful investor, Jochen Wermuth says
Fund selectors need to set clear definitions of what they constitute as ‘ethical’, according to Hermes
Can investors trust workforce diversity as an indicator of good outperformance?
Mapfre-owned investor cited as one of top five boutiques for approach to company analysis by ESG consultancy EthiFinance
Companies selected for ESG equity fund portfolios can outperform peers ‘but not when ESG is applied to fixed income’
Move encourages companies in Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Iceland, Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius to report on ESG
Ucits-compliant impact bond fund seeks to address UN Sustainable Development Goals in emerging markets
Swiss manager expands alternatives range with launch global equity sustainability focused market neutral fund
Backlash against plastic pollution and its toxic impact presents investment opportunities as policymakers get tough
Nordea’s Hilde Jenssen ponders whether it’s possible for managers to avoid all companies with high CO2 emissions
Here are some of the highlights from the Expert Investor ESG Congress in Berlin, Germany November 30 to December 1 2018