Asset Owners Disclosure Project
The Week in Green: March 13 – Will the Regulators Kick Laggards into Gear?
One of the most anticipated news this week is the European Commission's publication of the Technical Expert Group's (TEG) final recommendations on the taxonomy. Another important report this week was ShareAction and the Asset Owners Disclose Project's "Point of No Return", where the organisation attempts to classify the sustainability of major asset managers. There is certainly room for improvement!
Taking Stock of Sustainable Investing Progress in the Hexagone
Stockholm (NordSIP) - One of the side effects of the COVID-19 outbreak has been the cancellation of a range of industry conferences, most recently...
Largest Asset Managers Continue to Lag Behind
Stockholm (NordSIP) - According to the Asset Owners' Disclosure Project's (AODP) latest report on the responsible investment credentials of asset managers, much remains to...
AP4 Tops AODP Pensions Climate Survey
Stockholm (NordSIP) – Asset Owners Disclosure Project (AODP) has ranked Swedish state pension fund AP4 first in its 2018 survey of 100 global pension...
The Week in Green
Taking Stock and Growing Trees
On a visit to Nordea’s Sustainable Finance Conference in Stockholm this week, NordSIP enjoyed the contributions of Nordea Head of...
Report: Pension Funds Lagging on Climate Disclosure
Stockholm (NordSIP) – A new report by the Asset Owners Disclosure Project (AODP), which is a part of ShareAction, an investor pressure group, has...
