Hedgeweek’s Global Outlook 2022 takes an in-depth look at the range of issues impacting equities, credit, macro and more. Below, as part of Chapter Four: ESG, Geordie
Cox, Investment Manager, comments on hedge funds, impact in private markets and integration of ESG considerations into investment decision-making.
Cardano reaffirms its support for the United Nations Global Compact, its Ten Principles, and its work in the areas of human rights, labour rights, the environment and anti-corruption.
Jan 26 (Reuters) – The European Commission’s draft proposal that natural gas and nuclear energy should be labelled as green investments has split money managers. In this article by Reuters, Will Martindale, Group Head of Sustainability, shares his views on this.
What happened at COP26, an annual meeting of governments, under the direction of the UN, to agree actions necessary to address climate change? And what does this mean for UK pension funds?
The Cardano Group (‘Cardano’) has appointed Justin Hatch as Head of Credit and will be joining to undertake a newly created role, leading the further evolution of Cardano’s credit offering.
We are very pleased to say that the Cardano Group is to acquire Sustainable Investment manager ACTIAM. The acquisition significantly enhances Cardano’s sustainability and ESG offering. Cardano will now manage over £50bn and employ over 500 people in the UK and the Netherlands across advisory, investment and DC pensions.
Lincoln Pensions, the leading specialist pensions covenant advisory firm, is rebranding and becoming Cardano Advisory. The rebrand is part of the continued evolution and growth of Lincoln Pensions upon becoming part of Cardano in 2016.
Helen Prior and Maga Kennedy, from the Cardano client team, explore how seeking professional support can help pension schemes address the pace of regulatory change in the pensions industry.
The UK department for work and pensions has turned its attention to social risks and opportunities, issuing a consultation which closed in June 2021. In responding, we called for the “TCFD for social risks”. When it comes to social issues, there is not the same political urgency as for climate change. This, however, doesn’t lessen their importance. In addition to the questions asked, we believe there are three important additions to the DWP’s consultation.
