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News Round Up: Refinitiv, Entelligent, JSS, Northern Trust, and more
28 January 2021 -
15 major investors back HSBC vote on fossil fuel phase-out plan
11 January 2021 -
J Safra Sarasin impact fund invests in vaccines, recycling
11 November 2020J Safra Sarasin's recently-launched €25 million ($29 million) impact fund has invested in a biotechnology company and a company involved in the recycling of hazardous waste.
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Banks' fossil fuel commitments accelerate as pressure intensifies
19 May 2020 -
M&G and EOS support Barclays fossil fuel funding resolution
01 May 2020M&G Investments and EOS have confirmed they will support a shareholder resolution calling on Barclays to phase out its funding for fossil fuel firms, but Norway's sovereign wealth fund will not be supporting it.
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Barclays tightens climate policy amid shareholder pressure
30 March 2020Barclays has announced an ambition to be net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 across its lending activities, but campaigners are pushing for commitments to faster progress.
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Strong performance for green, social and sustainability bond funds in 2019
16 March 2020After a torrid 2018 green, social and sustainability bond funds experienced a stronger performance in 2019, off the back of a rallying fixed income market. But performances were highly variable, reports Ahren Lester.
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Major shareholder Jupiter supports Barclays fossil fuel funding resolution
03 March 2020Jupiter Asset Management has joined the swelling ranks of investors supporting a shareholder resolution calling on Barclays to phase out its funding for fossil fuel firms.
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Investors urge Barclays to phase out fossil fuel financing activities
08 January 2020A group of 11 institutional investors has filed a shareholder resolution to Barclays, calling on the London-listed bank to phase out its financing for fossil fuel firms.
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IASB clarifies climate expectations as Big Four face investor scrutiny
29 November 2019The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has clarified its expectations on disclosure of climate-related risks, as it emerged that a group of investors had pressured the Big Four accounting firms to focus more on climate.