Asset managers urged to use COP 26 as catalyst for achieving carbon neutral status
Heavyweights from Blackrock, Aviva Investors and Federated Hermes give evidence to Treasury committee
Paris Climate Agreement
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Scotland sets out its £10bn responsible investment credentials
Country was set to host COP26 this year before it postponed due to coronavirus
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Giant CO2 emitters shunning Paris climate targets
One quarter of companies fail to report carbon emissions at all
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LGIM’s five laggards on climate change
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has named several companies it will vote against and divest across its entire range of equity funds for failing to address climate change. Click through the slides to find out who has been targeted.
