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EU 'brown' taxonomy proposals split financial sector

A first-class approach to tackling climate change

Through their endowment funds, universities, along with charitable foundations, have an opportunity to play a critical role in tackling the climate emergency, says Ashley Fagan

Amundi threatens to divest State Bank of India's green bonds over coal project

News Round Up: Amundi, NGFS, European Central Bank, IIGCC, and more

News round-up: US sustainable investment boom, human rights disclosure fail, CIP, and more...

$20trn of investors urge firms to set science-based targets

Green bonds begin to flow from emerging market banks

A pioneering initiative by the IFC to encourage green bond issuance by banks in emerging markets is bearing fruit, reports Graham Cooper

ESG ETF assets could hit over 3% of market by 2029, Morgan Stanley

Rapid growth of assets in environmental, social and governance (ESG)-focused exchange traded funds (ETFs) could see them hit almost $600 billion - equivalent to around 3.2% of the total market - by 2029, according to Morgan Stanley.

ERAFP opens tender for €1bn multi-asset fund of funds

French pension fund ERAFP has launched a call for tenders for two new diversified fund of funds mandates for a portfolio worth a combined €1 billion ($1.15 billion).

Integrating inequalities: a new challenge for institutional investors

Investors must start to consider their role in tackling inequality, argues Jean-Jacques Barbéris