Each year for the last eight years, FTSE Russell has undertaken an in-depth survey of the attitudes of asset owners towards sustainable investment. The data shows how sustainable investment is evolving differently around the world.
Sustainability
The day is about recognizing women’s impact and achievements in all spheres of society. This acknowledgment paves the way for reducing discrimination and fostering equality.
Davos left us all wanting more on the sustainability front - less words, more action. At the same time, each one of us shoulders the responsibility of taking care of this amazing planet in whatever way we can.
The theme of sustainability continues to influence the investment landscape, offering both opportunities and risks. This report highlights some key trends for investors to consider in 2026: from physical climate risk to the energy transition, AI, Health Care, Food Producers and regional markets.
Despite shifting political views on the climate transition and a deregulatory push in Europe and the US, our latest annual survey finds continuing and consistent adoption of sustainable investment by asset owners around the world.
The ideas of equality and rights are undoubtedly noble. But what we really need is compassion. Without compassion we won’t meet the challenge of environmental and climate catastrophe either.
The fifth edition of LSEG’s Net Zero Atlas provides investors with a wealth of data and insights on transition and physical risks to which G20 countries are exposed.
As the world faces the concurrent challenges of the energy transition, energy security and slowing economic and productivity growth, Japan’s government has launched an ambitious $1trn transition plan called the GX (green transformation) strategy. The GX strategy aims to cut emissions, improve efficiency and boost green innovation throughout the Japanese economy.
Institutional investors increasingly recognize the challenge that physical climate risk is beginning to pose to markets and economies. The COP30 Net Zero Atlas maps physical climate risk across sub-national regions, pinpointing exposure through granular mapping.
As per WHO data, almost all of the global population (99%) breathes air that exceeds WHO guideline limits. It is ironic how an evolved humankind is contributing to give rise to newer medical challenges, respiratory or otherwise, in the modern world.
Colors are a particularly powerful tool of quiet but effective expression. The bleaching of corals in marine ecosystems is therefore a silent warning.
How does one find and invest in companies that embody ethics, both in principle and action? Sometimes they are not on the front pages and you have to look longer, or harder, or smarter, to find them.