GIC spotlights resilience in climate solutions investment outlook
Latest disclosures show physical risk and energy security shaping strategic priorities
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Australian sovereign climate fund announces leadership change
Paul McCartney, will take charge as CEO, marking the end of Ian Learmonth’s tenure at the helm
Europe’s 2026 heatwave brings climate catastrophe risk into focus
Aon’s analysis of catastrophe risk in H1 2026 highlights emerging climate vulnerabilities
‘Tipping points could become material over five to ten years’: how USS approaches climate risk
As USS publishes its ninth TCFD report, the UK's largest private pension scheme explains why it is moving away from precise climate forecasts in favour of a greater focus on near-term tipping points, macroeconomic resilience and portfolio flexibility
Australian Ethical to challenge Macquarie on net zero financing
The superannuation investor says 2026 disclosures suggest Macquarie is abandoning its pledge to reduce fossil fuel financing
Mobilising private credit for emerging markets: from financing gap to investment opportunity test
Emerging markets face a widening financing gap at a time when capital is most urgently needed for development and addressing critical climate-focused initiatives. Private credit aims to offer a scalable, flexible solution – so long as investors are willing to rethink risk and overall structure.
From pheasant hunting to peatland restoration: RESTORE secures tri-capital funding for nature recovery
Rewilding specialist RESTORE has completed the acquisition of a former game-hunting training ground for what will become England’s largest single-owner nature restoration project, using a unique tri-capital financing structure
Investors urge Andy Burnham to provide clarity on North Sea oil and gas policy
The UK's incoming prime minister has been urged to 'stand firm' on net zero, as investors highlight the importance of policy certainty for long-term capital allocation
EU gives heavy industry more time under ETS overhaul whilst doubling down on electrification
The EU has announced a significant overhaul of its emissions trading system, giving heavy emitters more time to decarbonise whilst simultaneously ramping up its ambitions for electrification
Exclusive: Taiwan’s Labor Funds chief on the long-term case for climate infrastructure
Having recently appointed five new managers for a $3bn climate infrastructure mandate, Yu-Ching Su, director general of Taiwan’s Bureau of Labor Funds, tells NZI more about the funds’ climate capital playbook
Taiwanese pension funds select managers for $3bn climate infrastructure mandate
Five managers have been allocated total of $600m each from the Labor Pension Fund, Labor Insurance Fund and the National Pension Insurance Fund
CalSTRS partners with Nuveen for $2bn infrastructure credit investment
The partnership will target opportunities in private credit and sustainable infrastructure