China President Xi Jinping launched the nation’s six-point “Common Prosperity” plan with a series of strong-arm tactics that alarmed markets, but the plan’s overlap with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is startling
Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills reports the world is steering towards a genuine fresh water crisis
Growing geopolitical tension with China has put the cat among the pigeons given Western and Eastern policy responses to the threat of regional conflict align so closely with ESG thematics
Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills warns that between extreme heat and a lack of fresh water, areas of planet Earth may soon become inhabitable, putting an even greater strain on existing finite natural resources, and increasing competition for them
Matthew Talbot (ServiceNow) explains why the onus is on banks and insurers to guide economies towards lower carbon emissions
With US$2.8trn of US$4trn APAC debt exposed to environmental risk, S&P Global Ratings hones its sights on the region as ESG debt suffers most in the global bond market’s inflation and geopolitical bond rout
APA Group is heavily exposed to brown infrastructure but the company used its investor day to highlight the role of gas as a transition fuel, its green ambitions and ESG credentials in a bid to reassure investors
Recent findings by the Climate Council reveal one in twenty-five homes in Australia might be uninsurable by 2030
Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills explains why the ‘Green Economy’ should be on investor radars
By now, most investors are aware of Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions, but there is a less familiar member of the Scope family on the way – let us introduce you to “4”