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Global asset manager AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM) announced today that it has updated its corporate governance & voting policy with more stringent ESG expectations for companies, including a pledge to target high emissions companies lobbying against the goals of the ParisAgreement.
C scenario.” It was hoped that Shell’s 2024 energy transition strategy , published this month, would demonstrate sufficient climate ambition and move the needle. But, as the International Energy Agency (IEA) has made quite clear, there should be no new oil and gas projects if we are to achieve a 1.5°C
trillion) in AUM co-filed a climate resolution at Shell, calling for the European oil and gas major to align its medium-term Scope 1 to 3 decarbonisation targets with the ParisAgreement. Earlier this month, 27 institutional investors with €4 trillion (US$4.6 Hold or fold? Nest also views climate change as a systemic risk.
This backsliding has increased polarisation between investors, with some choosing to divest and others – in recognition of their responsibility as universal owners – doubling down on engagement with the sector. The post Options Still Open for Fossil Fuel Engagement appeared first on ESG Investor.
Pledge to divest over next two years follows mounting pressure from protesters. Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn (PFZW) has announced it will stop investing in companies in the fossil fuel sector that do not commit to the ParisAgreement and ambitions outlined at COP26. Setting a 1.5°C Setting a 1.5°C
The limits of fiduciary duty and corporate engagement could see institutional investors embrace systemic stewardship in 2024 to meet 1.5°C-aligned All this suggests 2024 will prove a difficult and perhaps pivotal year for asset owners looking to make headway on their net zero commitments. C-aligned objectives.
From 2023 onwards, members are also being asked to set decarbonisation targets on new commercial real estate loans, reporting on progress from 2024. The protocol outlines how the 84 alliance members, with a collective US$11 trillion in assets, can align their sub-portfolio decarbonisation targets with net zero.
In May , Phoenix Group became the CA100+’s new Shell co-lead, following the Church of England stepping back from engagement after five years and divesting from the oil and gas giant the following month.
A stronger possibility is that more investors choose to divest from Exxon, following continued examples of climate denial and obfuscating. Earlier, Woods called out CalPERS for its opposition, claiming that climate activist shareholders wanted to “financially hurt” the company. Exxon then lashed out at proxy giant Glass Lewis.
The second meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee ( INC-2 ) was supposed to discuss options for legally binding and voluntary measures addressing plastic use as a key step to reaching consensus by the end of 2024.
Here are our top four takeaways from PRI’s 2024 conference, based on insights and conclusions from the world’s top responsible investors. Engagement and divestment both have a role to play The engagement versus divestment debate has been ongoing in the investor community.
Financial organisations thus have a major role to play in the decarbonisation of the global economy, yet it is estimated that since the ParisAgreement in 2015, the 60 largest banks have instead invested $5.5 They can also divest from high-emitting industries such as thermal coal production. trillion USD in fossil fuels.
The final agreement requests parties to come to COP27 next year in Egypt with updated plans on how to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Under the ParisAgreement, countries were only obliged to update their goals by 2025. trillion in assets, have committed to divest. In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit in the U.S.,
In June that year Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott signed into state law one of the country’s first pieces of anti-ESG legislation, requiring state entities – including pension funds – to divest from companies that boycotted fossil fuel and firearms. Funding exodus In the three months to 30 June 2024, US$4.6
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