A discussion on the US Government’s comment submission and whether, as Andrew Puzder, the US Ambassador to the EU suggests, “Now it’s time for the EU to deliver.”
ESG
Federal retrenchment diverts renewable development in the US, while Canada continues to use tax incentives to accelerate investment.
Is the true cost of subsidising a financial system that does not integrate ESG higher than the cost of one that does? Elisa Forletta discusses.
We explore the compatibility of defense investments with responsible investing with Alex Miller, Danesmead Advisory.
For asset managers, the introduction of SFDR 2.0 should not be viewed as a compliance exercise alone, but also as a constructive step toward a more coherent sustainable finance framework.
When it comes to critical mineral extraction in service of the energy transition away from fossil fuels, mining projects can leave behind scars impossible to redress.
GRIP speaks with Shirley Choo, investment director at Convergence Partners, about the future of impact and healthcare investing and why financial returns, public policy, and social outcomes must work together.
Review of Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting means now is the time to assess data, governance, and duplication across reporting processes before the next round of reform.