Chandra Gopinathan, head of Responsible Investment Research, and Rhona Cormack, senior stewardship specialist at Insight Investment and members of IIGCC's Bondholder Stewardship Working Group discuss how bondholders can pursue climate goals more effectively
How can insurers decarbonise their investment portfolios? Net Zero Investor brought together leading insurance investors, Quinbrook, the Clean Growth Fund and the Green Finance Institute to discuss the opportunity
Avon’s investment manager outlines the fund’s net zero strategy from targeting natural capital to decarbonising listed equities and corporate bonds.
EIOPA’s new guidance on the prudential treatment of fossil fuel assets for European insurers could spark significant changes. Are insurers rethinking their exposure?
The government of Barbados has successfully completed its first debt-for-climate swap aimed at making the island nation more resilient to climate change
Sovereign bond issuers are making progress on emissions but remain off-track to meet 1.5°C targets, posing challenges for fixed income investors
Approximately 71% of the earth’s surface is covered by water, yet bonds designed to support marine conservation are so far only a small segment of the fixed income market, how can it be scaled up?
Investors wishing to make a climate impact in fixed income now have access to an ever growing arsenal of tools, from green bonds to sustainability-linked debt, what are the most impactful levers?
Delegates representing pension funds, insurers, charities, endowments and fund managers gathered at Stationer's Hall in the heart of the City of London.
Net Zero Investor’s Annual Conference at Stationer’s Hall drew a full room of delegates to take stock of the key opportunities of the energy transition
New guidelines offer investors mechanisms for ramping up the pressure on bond issuers
Ahead of New York Climate Week, Andrew Siwo, head of Sustainable Investments and Climate Solutions (SICS) at New York State Common Retirement Fund tells NZI about an eventful year
The world's largest oil and gas companies are ramping up the duration of debt issued in a bet against the energy transition, exposing investors to significant risks new research shows