Net Zero

The latest developments in sustainable finance

Industrials, Energy, and Consumer Discretionary sectors show high CO2 increase when use/consumption numbers included

The latest developments in sustainable finance

Towards a framework to understand and address net zero by 2050

Navigate The Process Of Making A Net Zero Emissions TargetThe research addresses the following questions:        What strategies can firms adopt to achieve net zero emissions?        What is the current state of net zero targets amongst FTSE 100 constituents?        What are the critical success factors in making net zero commitments?Some headline stats within the research:        71% of FTSE 100 firms have set a net zero emissions goal for between 2025 and 2050.        At present, the SBTi has ratified the net zero emissions goals of 35% of FTSE 100 firms, which is less than half of the 71% with a publicly disclosed net zero emissions target.        17% of FTSE 100 constituents plan to achieve net zero emissions within the next 15 years.        Financial data provider S&P Global found that capturing CO2 in environmental projects has the capability to offset less than 50% of current emissions.

US fund’s Christoper Palazzolo believes volatility will be an obstacle to long-only decarbonisation efforts

The latest developments in sustainable finance

The latest developments in sustainable finance

Willis Towers Watson and Lane Clark & Peacock among group committing to assess asset managers on their climate performance and help clients decarbonise

The latest developments in sustainable finance