In-depth reporting on ESG investing for our pension fund and asset management readers from IPE’s award-winning journalists
NGFS scenarios address how climate change-related impacts could unfold in the next five years
But panellist describes systemic risk as another term that is ‘bandied about’ without being clearly understood
More than 30 investors, including AkademikerPension, P+, Folksam and Brunel Pension Partnership have signed a statement to be read at Barclays’ AGM today
Call for evidence comes as national supervisors find more asset managers not compliant with law
The Commission is consulting on changes to the regulation, but will its plans for the taxonomy force a rethink?
Plus: DEI and net zero goals amid growing trans-Atlantic divide
Pension funds gear up for 2025 voting season amid pressure on shareholder rights in US
Olga Hancock, head of responsible investment at the UK’s Church Commissioners, reports back from an investor trip to Jakarta
Despite US backpedalling on climate change initiatives, Australia’s superannuation funds are taking a long-term approach to ‘green’ opportunities
Through the lens of technology, investors can understand geopolitics, demographics, migration, and the potentially existential impacts of climate change
It really does boggle the mind. In the US the likes of BlackRock, which in January quit the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative (NZAM), have been accused by the left, liberals and activists of not being forceful enough when it comes to supporting the fight against climate change, and by the right for going too far.
Collaborative support for legislative reforms, taxation frameworks, and public incentives is vital to create a level playing field for long-term value creation, says Gillian Secrett
Digitalisation has far-reaching consequences for Europe’s financial services sector and should be embraced rather than feared, argues Jorik van Zanden
Tracy Blackwell CBE, Chief Executive Officer, PIC, in conversation with IPE Editorial Director Liam Kennedy.
Despite political and market headwinds, European pension funds remain firmly committed to achieving net-zero and long-term climate goals
Shareholder engagement used to be all about reporting. What gets measured gets managed was the tagline of a whole era of ESG, as investors requested more and more information from companies to help them understand their environmental and social risks.
Pension and investment consultants are adjusting business strategies in response to an increasingly complex and volatile investment environment
Impact investing was once a niche concept. “We were seen as the weird people in the corner of the room,” recalls Andy Kuper, the South African founder and CEO of LeapFrog Investments
In Episode #10 of IPE’s Leaders in Investment podcast series, IPE Editorial Director Liam Kennedy interviews Professor Dirk Schoenmaker, Investment Committee Chair at Dutch pension fund PFZW
Factors have inspired indices, spin-offs and a variety of investment strategies but it has become hard to argue that they will offer investors a persistent future premium