Archive

  • Private market funds establish group to boost impact fundraising

    07 July 2023
  • People moves: DWS, Mercer, Robeco, NN IP, AIG ... and more

    13 August 2021
  • Former Kellogg VP and CSO Amy Senter joins WBCSD

    13 August 2021
  • MacArthur Foundation: Social bond unlocked immediate Covid-19 action

    09 April 2021

    "The urgent crisis [of the Covid-19 pandemic] coupled with extraordinarily low-interest rates in the bond market made social bonds a good tool for us," according to Debra Schwartz

  • UBS backs $182m impact fund for female tech entrepreneurs

    10 July 2020

    Rethink Impact's second impact fund dedicated to investing in female entrepreneurs in technology raised $182 million at final close, including $56 million from UBS Wealth Management.

  • Ford Foundation to issue $1bn in social bonds in response to Covid-19

    11 June 2020

    The Ford Foundation is set to issue bonds worth $1 billion with a 'social' label, in a departure from the organisation's usual avenues of fundraising, according to a report by The New York Times.

  • RepRisk to integrate SASB framework

    08 May 2019

    Zurich-based RepRisk is the latest company to apply the Sustainability Accounting Standard Board’s (SASB) framework on financial materiality to its risk management and compliance products and services.

  • SASB launches its standards

    09 November 2018

    The Sustainability Accountability Standards Board (SASB), one of major reporting bodies, has published its sustainability standards, at a time when environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing is gaining momentum.

  • Investors and corporates join forces in new plastics initiative

    31 October 2018

    More than 15 major institutional investors and organisations representing several hundred companies have joined forces in support of a new initiative "to eradicate plastic waste and pollution at source".

  • COP blog: Why food companies are engaged

    10 November 2017

    It's time for food companies to participate in the next agricultural revolution – to low-emissions, argues Julie Nash