Alice Tchernookova is the Americas Editor at IFLR. She specializes in supply chain and logistics, energy and mining, as well as climate change and environment, focusing on topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and trading technology. Alice's insights and analyses have been featured in IFLR, GlobalCapital, and ESG Investor.
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The forums are an opportunity to close the Global North/South divide, but climate finance discussions are expected to be mostly “technical”.
Invesco, AP4 evaluate potential of integrating climate alignment in portfolio srategies, reflecting investor appetite to move away from purely backward-looking approach.
As COP16 highlights finance gaps, initiatives emerge to boost private sector funding for nature-positive solutions.
By: Alice Tchernookova
As corporate sustainability regulations develop, a new study calls for global standardisation, and for means to ensure compliance.
Words may not always match actions in Trump’s second presidency, as investors are told to keep calm and carry on.
Investor engagement and regulation have helped to improve corporate human rights commitments, but progress remains patchy.
Conflicting priorities have pushed DEI down asset owners’ priority list, but the AI revolution could bring workforce themes back into focus.
Investing in traceability and fostering accountability throughout supply chains could improve sustainability and profits in the seafood sector.
Despite Trump’s less-than-supportive stance, unforeseen sustainable investment opportunities may thrive during his tenure.
Undaunted by Trump’s 180-degree turn on environmental policies, New York recently followed in California’s footsteps with a corporate data accountability bill.
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