Hazel Bradford

Reporter (London)

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202-996-0884

Hazel Bradford is a reporter covering European regulatory issues, plan sponsors and money managers and continue to report on environmental, social and governance in institutional investing based in London.

Most recently, she was director of communications for the International Masonry Institute. Before that, she was a Washington correspondent for McGraw-Hill publications, including Business Week and Engineering News-Record. Her primary beats were labor and employment. Ms. Bradford is a graduate of New College of Florida.

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Recent Stories
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Impact investing and fiduciary duty coexist, research paper finds

Pension funds can invest for impact without sacrificing returns or fiduciary duty, a research paper released by Pensions for Purpose argued.
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More U.K. pension funds commit to net zero – PLSA survey

A larger majority of U.K. pension funds have made net-zero commitments and expect the government to help more, according to a PLSA survey.
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U.K. finalizes anti-greenwashing regime for ESG market

The U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority finalized anti-greenwashing rules to make sustainable investment products and marketing more transparent.
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Oil and gas sector faces 'moment of truth,' IEA warns

Oil and gas producers face "a moment of truth" about addressing climate change and a less profitable energy transition, the International Energy Agency said.
Wells Fargo adds international sustainability head

Andrew Bowley was named international head of sustainability for Wells Fargo, a new position.
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NEST selects director of public and private markets

Rachel Farrell was named director of public and private markets for the National Employment Savings Trust.
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Sustainability index shows countries' mixed ESG progress

The Global Sustainable Competitiveness index finds the U.S. is slipping and all countries are "going forward and backwards."
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More asset owners keep climate in mind when investing, except in North America – survey

More asset owners are investing with the climate in mind, except in North America, according to research by money manager Ninety One.
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Broken climate records a disturbing trend, U.N. report says

The world is getting further away from meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement on climate change, a U.N. report warned.
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ADX, NYSE collaborate on dual listings, ETFs, sustainability

The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange and New York Stock Exchange joined forces on dual listings, ETFs and sustainability-related initiatives.
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U.K. retirement funds benefit from illiquid investments – PLSA

U.K. retirement funds are seeing many benefits from illiquid and private market investments, according to 10 case studies released by the PLSA.
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SSGA appoints head of EMEA

Ann Prendergast was named head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa at State Street Global Advisors, succeeding Rory Tobin, who is retiring.

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Callan study finds most managers adhere to ESG policies and practices

Most managers have an ESG policy and incorporate ESG throughout their investment platforms, a Callan study indicated.

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European, U.S. investors at odds over Big Oil climate resolutions, activist group says

U.S. and European asset managers are diverging on climate resolutions introduced at major companies.
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Air France (UK) taps Just Group for second buy-in

Air France (UK) Pension Scheme completed a buy-in with Just Group to cover about $39.7 million in liabilities.