Rebecca White

We outline the main areas of development needed to better understand biodiversity as it relates to investments.

As Plastic Free July continues, we assess opportunities around reducing the environmental impact of plastic and packaging waste.

How investor stewardship on biodiversity can deliver real-world outcomes, and the importance of action by policymakers and sovereigns.

We examine the potential benefits and challenges of the emerging cultivated-meat industry.

The industry takes on the challenge.

We discuss the role of data in biodiversity and the complexity of measuring impact.

We explore the investment implications and financial materiality of biodiversity.

What is the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and what does it mean for investors?

We discuss the benefits of collaborative engagement to reduce the social health impacts of the global food system.

We discuss how regenerative agricultural practices go beyond ‘sustainable’.

With, as yet, no definitive evidence that greater diversity leads to improved financial performance, we outline our approach.

We explain why biodiversity matters.

Why climate change is not just an environmental issue.

We explain why and how we are engaging with companies and partners to improve the global food-supply chain.

Rebecca White discusses how we engage with companies on diversity and inclusion.

As demand for plant-based meat grows, we consider the health and investment implications.

How investors can address human rights abuses and modern slavery.

Corporate taxation practices are attracting growing scrutiny. What are the investment implications?

How has Newton fared in the latest United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) annual assessment ratings?

The pandemic is shining a spotlight on the treatment of those undertaking low-paid, flexible work.

What did our visit to an underground farm teach us about agricultural innovations?

Our candid thoughts from the 2019 PRI in Person conference.

Why we believe a pledge from an influential US business group is a positive step for sustainable investors.

How has the PRI rated our responsible investment policies and practices in 2019?

What are the investment implications of the World Bank’s key charts of 2018?