Analysis

  • How NN IP uses technology to gauge social issues

    05 October 2022

    The complexity of analysing 'social' issues makes the argument for techniques such as natural language processing compelling, Sebastiaan Reinders tells Michael Hurley

  • ESG in Fixed Income Americas conference: Highlights

    04 October 2022

    The in-person conference attracted more than 300 delegates and continued to demonstrate the growing momentum for sustainable finance in the region, writes Ahren Lester

  • A clean $1 trillion

    04 October 2022

    $1 trillion of US public stimulus could herald the rise of 10 'new Teslas', write Brian Hensley and Mark Fulton

  • Natural capital opportunities 'few and far between'

    03 October 2022

    Unearthing nature-related investments in innovative areas is challenging but could boost Jupiter's Green Investment Trust, its managers tell Genevieve Redgrave

  • The promise of AI

    30 September 2022

    Artificial intelligence could be the missing puzzle piece to tackle greenwashing, nCino's Dory Weiss tells Genevieve Redgrave

  • LeapFrog: Demand for impact 'undimmed' amid market tumult

    29 September 2022

    Investing in SMEs in emerging markets is highly impactful - and can help counteract inflationary pressures, Andrew Kuper tells Madeleine Jenkins

  • Private equity's embrace of ESG

    28 September 2022

    Private equity houses are increasingly considering ESG factors when making investment decisions, writes Valentina Falicheva

  • Benefits with friends?

    27 September 2022

    A means of more accurately tracking the non-carbon outcomes of carbon credits is central to addressing inefficiencies in voluntary markets, argues Nick Atkinson

  • Differentiating worms and caterpillars

    26 September 2022

    Union Investment has introduced 'transition ratings' into its investment process, to help it spot bugs that have the potential to transform into butterflies. Peter Cripps reports

  • Emerging markets 'need multilateral banks to step up'

    23 September 2022

    Prudential's Liza Jansen explains to Genevieve Redgrave why multilateral banks could be key to emerging markets' transition

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