Climate-change risks can threaten investment returns, but carbon allowances can help defend and potentially grow a diversified strategy.The road to decarbonization is bumpy. Carbon allowances can help – AllianceBernstein
After water, concrete is the most consumed material globally, due to its utility, abundance, and low cost.ESG Viewpoint: the challenges of realising zero-carbon cement – Columbia Threadneedle Investments
Time is running short for decarbonising the global economy.Business as usual is not an option for tackling climate change – RBC BlueBay Asset Management
COP15 produced a non-binding global agreement between 188 governments, the obligation to meet these targets is likely to accelerate growth in companies…A fair COP: adherence to global biodiversity targets requires innovative, sustainable companies – AXA Investment Managers
Global spending in the net zero transition is estimated to reach £220 trillion between 2021 and 2050. What is the role of institutional investors and how…From the White House to the EU: how the world is driving green investing – Octopus
The expectations for COP 27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, were lower than for the landmark COP 26 in Glasgow in late 2021. And although world leaders at COP…ESG Insights – COP 27: outcomes, opportunities and emerging markets – Columbia Threadneedle Investments
What pension schemes can learn from the first wave of TCFD reports.TCFD climate change reporting – XPS Investment
How to accelerate the energy transition.Let's kickstart the global energy transition in three steps – Triodos Investment Management
Investors are lining up to make commitments to achieve net-zero portfolios. But with many different considerations to keep in mind, the process can become…A clear path towards net zero – AXA Investment Managers
A green smokescreen?Carbon offsetting - RBC BlueBay Asset Management