Tim Quinson

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Wall Street Makes Zero Progress In Energy Finance Transition

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Bank financing for both fossil fuels and low-carbon energy actually declined in 2022.

'ESG' Is Too Important To Ax, Investors Say

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ESG fund flows have showed signs of cooling against a backdrop of continued political attacks and disappointing returns.

With ESG Under Siege, Neuberger Backs Active Stock-Picking

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Despite outflows and political pressures, Neuberger Berman believes ESG strategies are here to stay.

Kroll's Message For Critics: ESG Makes Money

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Globally, so-called ESG Leader companies generated average annual returns of 12.9% over nine years compared with 8.6% for Laggards.

Proxy Season May See More Wall Street Rejection Of Climate Proposals

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Asset managers are pushing back more successfully against proxy proposals from climate and social activists.

BlackRock, Rockefeller Set ESG Priorities For Busy Proxy Season

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This year's proxy season is shaping up to be a real doozy.

Morgan Stanley Doubles Down On ESG Despite The Politics

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Does the world really want - or need - more broadly targeted ESG ETFs?

A Class-Action Wave Is Coming For ESG Claims

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An absence of clear ESG standards could pave the wave for legal action.

BlackRock Is Getting Used To Being In The ESG Crossfire

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BlackRock, for all its ESG talk, has about $170 billion invested in publicly traded U.S. energy companies.

'Dilbert' Becomes The Voice Of ESG Opposition

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Like Republican governors, Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic strip, is attacking ESG investing.

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