
AI and Sustainability: embracing opportunities and minimising risks
Sustainable investments are on the rise whether the industry is ready or not, writes Lorenzo Saa, Chief Sustainability Officer at Clarity AI.

Sustainable investments are on the rise whether the industry is ready or not, writes Lorenzo Saa, Chief Sustainability Officer at Clarity AI.

Gabi Slemer, Investment Director at Octopus Investments, writes on theinextricable link between nature and the economy.

Asset managers need to ‘lean in’ to climate change initiatives if there is any hope of achieving Net Zero emission targets, David Crawford, Head of UK Institutional and Wholesale Distribution at Nordea Asset Management, has said.

Allegra Ianiri, Research Analyst at MainStreet Partners, writes thatthe European Commission recently published a new package of proposals to simplify European Union (EU) rules, boost competitiveness, and unlock additional investment capacity.

UK pension funds are in line to haemorrhage USD19 billion by in assets in the next 15 years thanks to exposure to fossil fuel companies, according to a new report from the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF) and Transition Risk Exeter (TREX).
Delta Capita has established a new environmental market technology infrastructure for sovereign states.
Amundi has announced that it has been appointed by The People’s Pension (“TPP”), one of the largest independent master trusts in the UK, to manage a GBP20 billion developed markets equity index climate focused mandate.

The change in US government commitment to mitigating climate change is slowing impact investors’ interest in energy transition infrastructure in favour of artificial intelligence (AI) projects.

Lewis Davison, Senior Product Manager at Confluence, writes that it only feels like yesterday since the European Union’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) came into force, particularly the product-level disclosures applicable from January 2023. However, as we look ahead into 2025, numerous changes to the framework are already expected.

Sustainable assets under management (AUM) are set to reach USD35 trillion by 2030 despite rising anti-ESG sentiment, research from Bloomberg Intelligence reveals.