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The watered-down climate bill is nevertheless a more holistic attempt to foster the realities of the energy transition.

The SEC has proposed the abolition of ‘preferential transparency’ enshrined in side letters, which are often a vehicle for ESG requests.

Tough questions about ESG should be welcomed; the answers should be evident in the data, write Clare Murray of Blume Equity and ESG specialist Drake Hicks.

A pioneer of the impact scene shares his thoughts on what separates authentic impact investment from lip service.

LPs would sooner work with managers on diversity, equity and inclusion issues than show them the door.

Unlike other rankings, the Impact 30 does not tell us clearly who is at the top of any particular competitive stack. What does it tell us then?

With climate change policy weakened, revamping ESG to ward off the worst effects of global warming is now more critical than ever.

It is shaped by the climate crisis, changes all the time and, despite being led by a North American firm, skews towards Europe: our ranking of the largest managers of private markets impact capital.

Boston Consulting Group predicts that an 11% market share for alt-proteins by 2035 would be ‘equal to decarbonizing 95% of the aviation industry.’

The explosion of interest in biodiversity since 2020 from corporates and investors through to governments and industry bodies has been huge. Can the summit capture a moment that is two years in the making?