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| | | ... latest carbon reduction monitor and associated sustainability reports, the fund manager reported it reduced the carbon intensity of its corporate portfolio by nearly double the target. The firm now plans to exit all coal investments in OECD countries ... |
| | | | ... Sustainable Global Core Fund; the fund will now be named the Schroder Global Core Fund. The Global Core Fund's carbon intensity goal was also quietly removed at the end of July 2024. This means it will no longer be accredited by the Responsible Investment ... |
| | | | ... companies that are not there yet in the transition, and have perhaps a fairly high carbon footprint and high carbon intensity of the business, but they have outlined a plan over a number of years a transition to net zero and that particular green bond ... |
| | | | ... global economy. But more ambitious and targeted incentives are needed here to accelerate the pivot away from high-carbon intensity steel production. Taxpayer support for a new blast furnace does not achieve this." The Climate Capital Forum features a ... |
| | | | ... funds certified by RIAA as part of their Responsible Investment Certification have a 79% lower weighted average carbon intensity than non-certified super funds when counting scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions. For Responsible Super Fund Leaders' products ... |
| | | | ... Meanwhile, research from investment strategy firm Scientific Beta suggests that super funds need to reduce the carbon intensity of their portfolios at a rate of 7% a year to meet net zero targets, in line with the EU Carbon Transition Benchmark regulatory ... |
| | | | ... funds continue to dominate the landscape outside of Europe. Funds with exposure to climate solutions exhibit high carbon intensity due to their investment in high-emitting sectors such as utilities, energy, and industrials. None of the most common companies ... |
| | | | ... same time, research from investment strategy firm Scientific Beta suggests that super funds need to reduce the carbon intensity of their portfolios at a rate of 7% a year to meet net zero targets, in line with the EU Carbon Transition Benchmark regulatory ... |
| | | | ... approach, selecting the top 50% of companies in each Global Industry Classification Standard sector based on their carbon intensity and climate-related commitments. Commitments include science-based target setting, green revenues, climate risk management ... |
| | | | Investors and asset managers are now focused on achieving low carbon intensity - yet analysis finds that low carbon intensity does not necessarily produce alignment with climate goals and can hide efforts needed to decarbonise companies in the real ... |
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