Listen to Hanneke Smits, CEO, and Lloyd McAllister, responsible investment analyst discuss our latest Task Force on Climate-related…

How is the pandemic changing global trends?

How the pandemic could help pave the way to a more sustainable future.

How will Covid-19 shape the post-pandemic investment landscape?

How can investors seek to ensure portfolios are well positioned for a changing climate?

We assess the prospects for oil & gas companies as they seek to navigate the energy transition.

Andrew Parry, Head of sustainable investment, explores what it takes to be an engaged investor in the time…

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

Our new report explains how we are preparing for the risks and opportunities presented by climate change.

How can investors seek to address climate-related risks and opportunities?

We assess the role that carbon offsetting can play within the transition to a lower-carbon world.

How we consider climate-related risks and opportunities with regard to our business and our clients’ investments.

We examine how the pandemic may affect oil company dividends and the transition to a greener world.

How can companies and individuals be truly sustainable in our modern world?

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

We give you the lowdown on the most pressing ESG concerns during this pandemic.

Banks face pressure to stop financing fossil-fuel companies.

The debate around divestment and engagement at the University of Cambridge.

Why we believe an active sustainable investment approach can produce better outcomes than a passive one.

How universities are tackling the fossil fuel investment debate.

Newton has a well established approach to responsible investment which is integral to its investment process.

Why we believe it makes sense to employ a forward-looking assessment of ESG-related credit risks.

A rundown of our active engagement work with an infrastructure fund

Our fixed income team engaged with the food retailer to discuss palm oil, greenwashing and more.

Child obesity is an endemic problem, what can investors do?

How did our ESG review of Ryanair affect investment decisions?

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

How to eat well for the planet and your health.

Rob Stewart, head of responsible investment research, discusses the implications and how DC schemes can turn this into…

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

We summarise the findings of a 2015 academic paper which discusses the effectiveness of actively engaging with companies.

As addressing climate change becomes more urgent, what might this mean for oil and gas?

A closer look at our global equity investment process

Are electric vehicles always greener than diesel cars?

Emerging-market governments and companies are attaching increasing importance to environmental, social and governance considerations.

Opacity in supply chains can hide human rights abuses like child labour. What are we doing about it?

Why do we believe that active engagement works?

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

In 2018, we wrote a letter urging the oil industry to address climate change. What was the outcome?

Our candid thoughts from the 2019 PRI in Person conference.

A short look at the policy which guides our diversity engagement and voting decisions

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

We contemplate the nuances of sustainable investment.

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

Here’s what we’ve learned in the first year of stepping up our diversity engagement work with companies.

At Newton, we take our commitment to sustainable investing and being a responsible active asset management firm very…

As cobalt becomes more ubiquitous, how can we make sure that vulnerable miners are being protected?

Newton's approach to responsible investing is founded on protecting and enhancing the value of its clients' holdings.

Why we believe environmental, social and governance factors are critical to investment decision-making, regardless of ethics or values.

How to address latent (and untapped) demand for responsible investment.

What are the ESG risks surrounding sovereign bonds?

Julian Lyne talks to Oxford Risk’s Greg Davies about recent research looking at individuals’ attitudes to responsible investing.

Discussions around sustainability often involve exclusion – but what are the positive opportunities in sustainable investment?

Gold can be an enticing investment – but is it suitable for sustainable strategies?

What new research reveals about engaging potential investors in social investment.

Why you should look past the online outrage directed at the world’s most consumed vegetable oil

Consumers increasingly want products that stand for something, but how can companies balance purpose and profit?

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

The fashion industry is facing growing pressure to clean up its sustainability act.

In uncertain political times, how can governments and the oil industry manage the economics of reducing emissions?

New CEO pay reporting requirements and their potential impact.

Artificial intelligence is sweeping the planet. We set out the risks and potential rewards.

Reflections on COP24, the 2018 United Nations Climate Change Conference.

We attended the Climate Exchange conference to discuss how companies, investors and governments can tackle climate change together.

Our thoughts on investing with a gender lens from the Gender-Smart Investing Summit.

Why we welcome, support and report in line with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations.

The low prices offered by budget airlines make them attractive to customers – but what about investors?

A quarterly update from our responsible investment team

Charities have been on a rollercoaster ride with the investment returns from their portfolios.

We evaluate some of the opportunities and pitfalls of green energy

Sustainable investing could be an option for fixed-income investors looking to make a positive impact.

Our responsible investment team report back on events over the second quarter.

What needs to happen for green bonds to enter the mainstream fixed-income market?

Why we believe that active engagement results in better outcomes for both investors and society

The responsible investment landscape is changing amid climate-change governance risks. What are we doing about it?

Do defined contribution pension schemes need to do more to take account of modern-day investors’ requirements?

What’s next for responsible investing?

How Newton’s corporate sponsor partnerships can be a force for good inside and outside the workplace.

We explore some of the key trends our responsible investment team will be looking at in 2018.

Could falling wind and solar costs spur even greater investment in the sector in 2018?

Our CEO’s in-depth conversation with BBC journalist Emily Maitlis at Newton's 2017 annual conference.

Last month, we occupied a former prison to explore convictions about ESG investing.

Charities appear to be broadly optimistic about the future, having enjoyed strong performance from their investment portfolios.

What is it, who wants it, and who doesn’t?

The world’s largest responsible investment conference provided food for thought.

While China, Denmark and Norway are moving in the right direction, the US appears to be in reverse.

Avoiding the consensus view of corporate governance in emerging markets.

We look at President Trump’s decision to pull the US out of the 2015 global climate agreement.

Why the Financial CHOICE Act could have negative implications for US corporate governance and shareholder rights.

A look at the key environmental, social and governance considerations for investors in 2017.

Why we believe the market is not paying enough attention to tax.

Charities see ESG factors as increasingly important, with fossil fuel-free investing rising up the agenda.

The case for integrating environmental, social and governance analysis in fixed-income investing

A look at the key trends in shareholder voting over the 2016 proxy season.