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ESG

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations continue to influence investment, risk management and financial regulation, even as approaches to ESG evolve across markets and jurisdictions.

Risk.net explores the changing ESG landscape, spanning sustainable finance and investment, nature and biodiversity risk, ESG data and disclosures, regulation and reporting, portfolio analysis and the tools and methodologies used to assess sustainability-related risks and opportunities.

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ESG and climate risk: special report 2022

This Risk.net Environmental, social and governance (ESG) and climate risk special report brings together a collection of articles that explore the latest issues in assessing and managing ESG and climate risk. The tide is turning, with many more firms now…

Impact investing: trends and best practices

A panel of investment specialists discusses the rapidly expanding world of environment, social and governance (ESG) investing, with a particular focus on climate. They discuss best practice for achieving impact investing, their expectations on climate…

Carbon markets: what to watch

As carbon markets take on increased importance, Victoria White, senior associate at Allen & Overy, discusses the outlook for carbon trading, highlighting the key developments shaping these markets

ESG strategies: special report 2021

This Risk.net special report comprises a series of articles that reflect on the latest initiatives for consistent standardised global frameworks for measuring ESG, consider the methodologies investors are using to make measurable progress for people and…

Did COP26 deliver?

Jaspreet Duhra, S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI), explores the opportunities that came out of the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, and why S&P DJI will continue to produce rules-based indices that align with a 1.5° Celsius scenario

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