Jakob Thomä
Investors need to ask what a serious agriculture transition strategy could entail, says RI's guest columnist.
Could climate activists do more harm than good by clinging to an unachievable target, asks RI's guest columnist.
Industrial policy is key to decarbonising the economy but financial policy should not be seen as 'second best', says RI's new columnist.
In the first of a series of monthly columns, the Theia Finance Labs co-founder looks at the evolution of sustainable investing and asks where we go from here.
Finding meaningful ways to convey the impact of investment portfolios on the environment can be challenging, but it is essential.
Framing the ESG debate this way is unhelpful, writes Jakob Thomä
ESG marketing is finally in the spotlight, says Jakob Thomae. Here are some ways to avoid the wrath of regulators.
ESG and mainstream finance: Both students are failing the test, but one of them actually claimed to have studied
Of 2,000 retail investors surveyed on green bonds, 90% reject the approach developed by the European Commission, says 2° Investing Initiative's Jakob Thomä.
Why the NGFS recommendations could, and should, herald a sea-change in regulatory thinking