Analysis

• Translating distant net zero targets into near-term action

  27 June 2022

  Stephanie Maier and Stephanie Pfeifer share five reflections from their leadership of the Climate Action 100+ global steering committee

  

• Growing opportunities in sustainable farming

  24 June 2022

  New sustainable farming practices are creating exciting investment opportunities, says Ransu Salovaara

  

• Why nuclear energy belongs in the EU taxonomy

  22 June 2022

  The science unambiguously tells us that nuclear energy is sustainable and should be included in the EU taxonomy. It is vital for effective decarbonisation that this finally happens, writes David Hess

  

• Why differences in ESG ratings are a good thing

  21 June 2022

  Divergence between ESG ratings is healthy, as it shows that investors should not treat sustainability as a tick-box exercise, argues Arjan Ruijs

  

• Asia poses unique challenges for CA100+

  16 June 2022

  The Climate Action 100+'s benchmark for progress does not work well in Asia, investors tell Genevieve Redgrave

  

• Six months after COP26, what lessons can the financial sector impart?

  16 June 2022

  The quicker climate risk is priced into capital markets the better, says Emanuela Vartolomei

  

• Banks need a flexible ESG framework

  15 June 2022

  A more customised approach to providing ESG to banks of all sizes is needed, argues Hans Joachim Lefeld

  

• Why Enel turned to sustainability-linked bonds

  14 June 2022

  After kick-starting the sustainability-linked bond market in 2019, the Italian firm continues to drive interest in the fast-growing market. Ahren Lester reports

  

• Why financial analysis has been wrong for 100 years or more

  13 June 2022

  As well as risk and return, impact should be taken into consideration, argues Christopher J Wigley

  

• Q&A: Michael Jantzi

  09 June 2022

  The Sustainalytics founder talks about the confusion around ESG ratings, data overload, and the evolution of the industry