ESG
The U.K.'s largest pension fund will divest from and exclude investments in tobacco, coal and weapons over the next two years.
U.S. financial regulators can and should do more to protect capital markets from systemic risk posed by climate change, a Ceres report says.
The global pandemic's effect on workers could bring new issues and priorities for next year's shareholder meetings.
Sustainable U.S. money manager Capricorn Investment Group has made a minority investment in Osmosis Investment Group.
Pension funds and other investors representing $6.5 trillion in assets have called for a framework to measure biodiversity impact.
Shareholders pushed Chevron Corp. and Exxon Mobil Corp. to report on climate change-related public health risks.
University of California has divested from fossil fuels, while Cornell University has stopped all new private fossil fuel investments.
The percentage of asset owners that have adopted sustainable investment practices rose to 80% last year, a Morgan Stanley survey finds.
The National Employment Savings Trust will back a climate resolution asking for France's Total to adopt a tougher stance on climate change.
The SEC should update its reporting requirements for issuers to include ESG factors, the commission's investor advisory committee suggests.
