Impact investing

The Taskforce recommends countries “build on” reporting baseline and “does not support the idea that one approach has to win”

The tradeoff between sustainability and tracking error: How investors can find that “just right” combination of multiple SDI goals, carbon reduction and minimal deviation from the broad market.

As people, citizens, employees and consumers, the COVID-19 pandemic has deeply affected — and tested — all of us

Investors must stop trying to tackle Diversity, Equity and Inclusion issues by counting heads, and start allocating capital differently, argue Patience Marime-Ball and Jenn Kenning

It comes as Japan becomes the first G7 country to invest its foreign currency reserves in ESG

The latest developments in sustainable finance

The latest developments in ESG-related funds

In this paper Qontigo and Clarity AI review some of the most prominent impact management and measurement frameworks developed by leading institutions around the world with the aim of identifying a baseline for what constitutes impact investment.They compare the current state of “impact-branded” investment practices by listed equity investors to the criteria identified in the baseline, in order to assess the level of misalignment in the interpretation of impact in theory versus practice.Importantly, the paper includes recommendations on how the investment community – including investors, regulators, financial service providers, and non-profit organizations – can address this issue.

The EU has said that all Article 9 climate funds will be benchmarked against its Paris-aligned index criteria

The latest developments in ESG-related funds