by
Nathaniel Bullard
Regulators in the U.S. and the U.K. are beginning to require that banks track their exposure to climate risk.
by
Joyce Blay
Founded in 1974, Baldwin Brothers specializes in socially-conscious ESG investments.
by
Jess Shankleman, Will Wade
President-elect Joe Biden has promised to rejoin the landmark Paris climate agreement on his first day in office
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Karen DeMasters
If Biden wins, some of his initiatives may be stymied by a GOP Senate, ESG money managers said.
by
Evan Simonoff
It's time for a massive infrastructure program to inject life into the economy, investor Jeremy Grantham argues.
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Jeran Wittenstein
Firms like Netflix, Shopify, Fastly, and Twilio reported results that were met with waves of selling.
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Eric Rasmussen
The Department of Labor keeps most of its rule decrying the use of ESG investments in retirement plans.
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Karen DeMasters
The pandemic has heightened interest in projects for the underserved, Brown Advisory says.
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Caleb Mutua
Firms are looking to meet growing demand for bonds designed to make the world a better place.
by
Jacqueline Sergeant
A majority of investors said they pay attention to how companies treat their employees.
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Nathaniel Bullard
Currently, demand for ESG-oriented bonds is much higher than available supply.
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Tim Quinson
The rule would make it more difficult for fiduciaries of retirement plans to use ESG investment strategies.
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Saijel Kishan
Damaging climate events are more likely to move markets than the election, says ESG investor Amy Domini.
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Alastair Marsh
The report called ESG investing "an all-encompassing shift in the investment landscape."
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Jeff Schlegel
Bucking a wider trend, U.S. institutional investors are more dubious about ESG than their global counterparts.
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Frances Schwartzkopff
Banks are building private databases to help their clients navigate the dark side of ESG.
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Karen DeMasters
The social aspect of ESG investing has become more important because of the pandemic, they said.
