We assess the need for global consistency and guidelines on sustainable investment.

We discuss three key drivers of sustainable growth in emerging markets and the importance of strong corporate governance.

We outline our thoughts on the prospects for global fixed-income markets as we move towards a low-carbon economy.

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

We explore the realities of carbon emissions and how emerging markets are key to achieving net zero.

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

Why governments must lead on climate change

We explain why biodiversity matters.

Why climate change is not just an environmental issue.

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

How sustainable fixed-income investing is growing in prominence, and why an active approach makes sense.

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

Why the social element of ESG could soon be receiving the same level of scrutiny as environmental factors.

The hyper focus on sustainable investing is reminiscent of previous bubbles, specifically the dot.com boom and bust.

We assess how the pandemic has sharpened the focus of energy companies on the low-carbon energy transition.

Why engagement can be an effective way to support the energy sector’s transition to a lower-carbon future.

We analyze how the pandemic is shaping key trends affecting the investment landscape today and in the future.

We examine how the pandemic might pave the way to a more sustainable future.

What legacy will the dwindling use of coal leave for the energy industry and investors in renewables?

Despite good words and intentions, corporate and government support for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is falling behind.

We analyze the importance of sound governance and disciplined ESG analysis when selecting emerging-market government bonds.

We assess the potential for a more sustainable recovery from the latest global crisis.

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

As the world slowly emerges from the pandemic, we assess the technology sector’s shifting attitudes to ESG issues.

Our new research highlights that individuals care about sustainable investing, with active engagement key to reflecting people’s values.

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

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

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

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

Are electric vehicles always greener than diesel cars?

How to eat well for the planet and your health.

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

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

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.

We discuss the role of wind and solar power in a transition to a greener energy economy.

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

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

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?

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?