Simon Jessop is an Editor at Sustainable Finance. He specializes in themes of climate change, sustainability, and environmental services, with a focus on topics such as renewable energy, climate policy, and cleantech. Simon's work has been featured in prominent publications including Reuters, The Globe and Mail, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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Simon Jessop's coverage is heavily focused on climate change, finance, and infrastructure. He seems particularly interested in government announcements and information backed by data.
Given his focus on COP28, climate finance, and climate risk, he would likely be most responsive to experts who can provide insights into the financial aspects of environmental initiatives or those with expertise in analyzing the impact of climate change on infrastructure projects. Additionally, sources who can speak to specific government policies related to these areas may also be valuable for him.
Considering Simon's lack of a specified geographic focus but rather an international view of environmental and financial topics, pitches should keep this broad perspective in mind when offering relevant expert commentary or industry-specific insights.
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By: Simon Jessop
New Dutch pension rules free funds from committing to defined retirement payouts and allow more risk-taking
By: Simon Jessop
Europe's biggest pension investor, APG, will increase its allocation to private markets to just over 30% and sees current credit market flux as a
By: Simon Jessop
Africa's leading multilateral insurer of trade risk is seeking around $500 million in capital from partners to support countries that face higher costs as a result of conflict in the Middle East, its chief executive told Reuters.
By: Simon Jessop, Kirstin Ridley
A group of institutional investors has asked Britain's accounting regulator to review HSBC's 2025 accounts and audit to gauge whether the bank is properly assessing the material risks posed by climate change.
By: Simon Jessop, Karin Strohecker
By Simon Jessop and Karin Strohecker 2 min read By Simon Jessop and Karin Strohecker
By Simon Jessop LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) - A group of Alphabet shareholders are pressing the company to explain how it governs and controls
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has carried out its first significant risk transfer (SRT) deal, the EBRD said on Thursday, looking to scale up private-sector investment in emerging markets and make greater use of its balance sheet.
By: Simon Jessop, Alexander Marrow, Richa Naidu
By Simon Jessop, Alexander Marrow and Richa Naidu LONDON, May 8 (Reuters) - With Unilever set to spin off its food unit and merge it with
By Simon Jessop LONDON, May 18 (Reuters) - HSBC launched a dedicated $4 billion credit facility on Monday to support the global expansion
Global sustainable investment funds attracted a net $3.5 billion in new money in the first quarter, though U.S. funds chalked up their 14th straight quarter of outflows, data from industry tracker Morningstar showed on Thursday.
