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Church Commissioners for England renounces oil and gas majors
22 June 2023Church Commissioners for England has divested 11 oil and gas firms, including BP, Shell and Total, because of their lack of action to address climate change.
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'We don't appeal to people's hearts - we appeal to their greed'
22 June 2023Franklin Templeton's John Levy argues that impact is a driver of returns for his real estate fund. Peter Cripps reports
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People moves 16 June: Lombard Odier, Church Commissioners for England and more
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Renewables may benefit from a 'climate put' unappreciated by investors, says UBS
15 June 2023Renewables developers could be set to benefit from a "climate put" option, thanks to strong policy support, UBS has suggested in a note.
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LGIM expands climate engagement, includes biodiversity
15 June 2023Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has broadened the scope of its climate engagement initiative to cover five times as many companies and bring biodiversity concerns into the discussion.
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ESG materiality index outperforms in first year
14 June 2023An ESG index focused on materiality and transition has outperformed its parent index in the year since its launch.
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Just Climate smashes fundraising target, with $1.5bn, and eyes nature fund next
08 June 2023Generation Investment Management's Just Climate said its inaugural fund has raised $1.5 billion, exceeding its $1 billion target, and is mulling raising a separate fund focused on nature.
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'Buyer's market' for private equity impact investors
08 June 2023The challenging macro-economic environment has created a buyer's market for impact investors in the private equity space, according to one market veteran.
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Global plastics treaty 'must focus on finance'
06 June 2023A planned treaty on plastic pollution will need to put finance at its core in order to be successful, an investor has argued.
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UBS: EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive is complex and challenging
05 June 2023The EU's proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive will be "very complicated" for companies to comply with, UBS has warned.