As Davos wraps up for another year, the buzzword has undeniably been "environment".
Numerous companies signed up to a new framework, enabling them to report their corporate metrics on topics such as the environment in line with the UN's sustainability goals. Prior to Davos, BlackRock's Larry Fink published his open letter highlighting an "inextricable link" between purpose and profit, and how this would impact BlackRock's investment strategy in the future, moving environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing firmly into the mainstream. FundCalibre's McDermott: Embracing an artificial reality However, ensuring investments have a true impact on the global ch...
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