Private credit and growth equity/venture funds are lagging behind private equity investors on several major ESG fronts, including portfolio engagement and monitoring – even as private market investors continue to embrace ESG.
Private credit and growth equity/venture funds are lagging behind private equity investors on several major ESG fronts, including portfolio engagement and monitoring – even as private market investors continue to embrace ESG.
The UK’s Universities Superannuation Scheme and Borders to Coast plan to vote against the renewal of some directors at Shell and BP at their annual meetings if the companies don’t improve their commitments to carbon emission reductions, the Financial Times reported, citing representatives from pension funds.
Campaigners are calling for a windfall tax on the pay of chief executive after two oil bosses pocketed almost £20 million in 2022.
The British government is in talks with the United States and European Union to prevent potential trade barriers from harming its position in the green-energy race.
Ben van Beurden, until recently the chief executive of Shell (LON: SHEL), was paid £9.7 million by the oil giant last year.
North Sea oil and gas firms should compensate communities around the world faced with the catastrophic consequences of climate change, according to Scottish Liberal Democrats.
Financial think tank Planet Tracker has done an analysis of PepsiCo's (NASDAQ: PEP) public statements, warning that, on its current emissions trajectory, the company could be exposed to $4.4 billion of climate-related risk each year by the end of the decade.
As corporates wake up to the importance of using every lever to address their climate impact, Anders Lillevik, founder and chief executive of automated procurement specialist Focal Point, explores the role of the chief procurement officer (CPO).
As the fashion industry struggles to come to terms with how to manage its impact on the environment and climate, Debbie Shakespeare, senior director of sustainability, compliance and core product line management at Avery Dennison RBIS, discusses how regulation could change everything.
The voluntary carbon markets are experiencing growing pains as increasingly challenging questions are being asked about integrity and additionality. Mauro Cozzi, co-founder and chief executive of AI-driven carbon management and reporting company Emitwise, takes a closer look at what's going on.
