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Archives for the period February

Governance gap in impact management – Bruna Bauer

How can pension schemes adapt their governance and decision-making?

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Sustainability Disclosure Requirements: a practical guide for investors – Fidelity International

The roll-out of new measures related to Sustainability Disclosure Requirements will begin in May when anti-greenwashing rules come into effect. Ahead of…

Earth Capital's Sustainability Review 2023

Earth Capital provide their Sustainability Review for 2023, along with ESG reporting on their portfolio of companies and a look towards the year ahead.

Kevin Jones appointed as a Non-Executive Director – press release

Pensions for Purpose is delighted to announce Brunel Pension Partnership’s Director of Risk & General Counsel, Kevin Jones joins the Pensions for Purpose…

The big contribution: how DC pension schemes can build a brighter future with private assets – M&G Investments

Private assets can make a big contribution to DC pension schemes by enhancing the quality of member retirements, while helping to contribute to a more…

Emerging markets: financing the transition – BlackRock

Mega forces - low-carbon transition.

Is net zero the stewardship challenge of our generation? – Bruna Bauer

How pension funds can contribute to a wider economic transition.

Why we like electric vehicles – Liontrust

Mike Appleby makes the strong investment and environmental case for electric vehicles vs internal combustion engine cars.

Voluntary carbon markets: is the nuance lost in the noise? – Federated Hermes Limited

The integrity of some of the world’s voluntary carbon market (VCM) schemes is a hot-button issue. However, Federated Hermes Limited believe it’s important…

A changing world: the new psychological workplace contract – AllianceBernstein

A new psychological contract is transforming the modern workplace, highlighted by an increase in collective actions and changing employee expectations.