Fiona McNally is a Senior Reporter at Responsible Investor. She specializes in finance and financial markets, with a strong focus on climate change, sustainability, and related topics such as cleantech, greentech, and environmental services. Fiona's insights and reporting have been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to addressing the intersection of finance and environmental issues.
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Fiona McNally's coverage primarily revolves around finance, economy, ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), sustainability and regulations. Her focus on government announcements, press releases and legal policy regulation indicates a preference for in-depth analysis of regulatory changes or industry developments related to these fields.
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By: Fiona McNally
The world's biggest reinsurers have taken “modest but insufficient” steps to support the shift away from oil and gas expansion in their fossil fuel policies, with some backsliding on climate action, finds non-profit Insure Our Future.
Scaling climate adaptation and resilience solutions will require broader action across the economy, especially from governments to deploy concessional capital and build technical capacity, says the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero.
Are sustainable funds facing a crisis of confidence — or a chance to reset?
By: Fiona McNally, Philippa Nuttall
EU member states have agreed that investments in fossil fuel companies should be allowed in the new transition category under the revised Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. The law requires asset managers to disclose how they integrate sustainability risks and adverse impacts into their funds.
By: Fiona McNally
French oil major TotalEnergies must account for the environmental and human rights risks caused by its customers' greenhouse gas emissions, a Paris court has ruled
Responsible investment insurance underwriting has slowed ‘significantly' since 2024, finds ShareAction research
Asset manager reporting exemptions under the finalised ESRS could create a ‘significant blind spot' for their sustainability performance
While European renewable power is growing, the expansion of grids and electrification is moving too slowly to “strengthen” competitiveness, affordability and energy security, finds a study by the European Climate Neutrality Observatory, a consortium of research organisations.
Major question mark over how assurance fees will impact reporting expenses for businesses, say practitioners
Council suggests an abatement category with ‘robust' guardrails to minimise the ‘high risk' of carbon lock-in and stranded assets
