Investors criticised over “action gap” in tackling climate change
A new study by PGIM and Greenwich Associates has revealed a significant gap between investors’ beliefs and their actions when it comes to climate change risks.
A new study by PGIM and Greenwich Associates has revealed a significant gap between investors’ beliefs and their actions when it comes to climate change risks.
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New research has found evidence of a “moderate” greenium paid by investors in green bonds, as demand for sustainable fixed income continues to explode.
More than a third of total assets under management worldwide are now under the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative, an industry action group aiming to reduce carbon emissions in the investment world.
More than half of US institutional investors report that the events of 2020, including the protests over George Floyd’s death at police hands, have influenced their thinking on diversity and inclusion in their investments.
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Mediolanum International Funds (MIFL) is making a major wager on boutique asset managers, with EUR10 billion earmarked for investment in smaller firms’ strategies over the next five years.
Voting is now open for the inaugural Institutional Asset Manager Awards, which will be announced and celebrated at an exclusive virtual awards ceremony and industry networking event at the end of May.
At a meeting of the FOMC last week, the Federal Reserve upgraded its forecasts for US growth and left its accommodative monetary policy unchanged, prompting a resurgence in inflation concerns from investors.
Asset managers are failing to provide pension trustees with details of how they oversee investments, causing problems for pensions as they attempt to implement investment policies in areas including environmental, social, and governance (ESG), according to new research from Dalriada Trustees and Minerva Analytics.
A rebound in investor activism is expected in 2021, after market dislocations and a global economic slump put a lid on activist agendas last year.
Less than 1 per cent of central banks, sovereign funds, public pension funds and commercial banks have achieved gender balance within their workforces, according to a comprehensive survey by Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF).