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The latest developments in sustainable finance: CA100+ publishes diversified mining net-zero standard; PGGM criticises CA100+ signatories’ voting patterns; Fidelity expands Article 9 fund range.
SFDR uncertainty continues despite Commission clarifications, market observers warn that significant reclassifications unlikely to be over.
The latest ESG movers and shakers: APG AM poaches Allianz GI head of sustainable investment office; Man Group seeks stewardship lead.
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Managers explore ways to embed PAI reporting in the investment process.
Part 2 of RI's PAI Series: The majority of investors only choose the mandatory two additional indicators, most pick the same few indicators.
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Australians will vote on 14 October to decide if the nation's constitution should be altered to include the voice of First Nations People.
ISS makes it back on the list but the FRC removes NatWest pension scheme and J O Hambro; Claudia Chapman replacement announced.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: fossil fuel subsidies reached record $7trn in 2022, finds IMF; Rize ETF launches two Article 9 sustainable thematic funds.
Part 1 of RI's PAI Series: Reporting firms question value of entity-level statements, flag variance in data coverage across indicators.
Kiwi banks lag on climate disclosures; FCA to consult on ESG disclosures for securitisation market.
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