(To get this story in your inbox, subscribe to the TIME CO2 Leadership Report newsletter here.) A few weeks ago, I wrote a story about the anti-ESG movement in Texas’s foray into insurance. Soon after ...

If your first thought turns to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) final rules on climate disclosures that are anticipated by the end of this year, your team may not be as prepared as ...

Nearly 99% of S&P 500 companies publish annual sustainability reports, according to research from the Governance & Accountability (G&A) Institute. Another paper from the G&A Institute notes that a ...

Regulators increasingly require companies to report environmental, social, and governance information. The US Securities and Exchange Commission adopted new rules in March 2024 requiring public ...

Sometime in your investing journey, you’ve probably encountered the term ESG. It celebrates its 20-year anniversary this year, and it stands for environmental, social and governance analysis of ...

In this Q&A, Maria Elena Sandalli, Manager of ESG Regulatory Affairs at Bloomberg, speaks with Nadia Humphreys, Global Head of Sustainable Finance Data Solutions at Bloomberg, about the evolving ...

High AUM and decent track record of performance since December 2016. A reasonable expense ratio. Broad diversification across large- and mid-cap U.S. stocks. Cons ESG screen results in lower exposure ...

The return of a pro-energy Republican to the White House has corresponded with the bursting of the “ESG” bubble. ESG stands for “environmental, social, and governance,” and ESG funds invest with those ...

Sustainable investing is at a crossroads: As a result of the backlash to ESG, sustainable funds had their first annual net outflows in 2023, in both the US and Europe. Even so, we still believe that ...

Using the Bloomberg World Large & Mid Cap Index (WORLD Index) and Bloomberg World Large, Mid & Small Cap Index (WLS Index) as examples, we see evidence of companies with higher Bloomberg ESG Scores ...

Larry Fink doesn’t want to use the term ESG anymore, and the longtime BlackRock CEO said he is “ashamed” to have been drawn into the political debate over the term. At a quick glance, those comments ...