The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has today reaffirmed its commitment to helping the UK meet its environmental goals following the publication of a concerning report from the Climate Change Committee (CCC).
Investors managing more than $41trn (£29trn) in assets have released a joint statement calling on all world governments to raise their climate ambitions, or risk missing out on trillions of dollars.
The cost of offsetting corporate carbon emissions is likely to increase 10-fold by 2030 as more and more companies look to achieve their net-zero targets, according to forecasts by University College London (UCL).
Assessing climate risk and other environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors will be the biggest change to UK pension scheme governance over the coming years, new research suggests.
ABP – which is Europe's largest public sector pension scheme by assets under management – has today committed to decarbonising its portfolio using the Net Zero Investment Framework (NZIF).
A new market-led initiative has today been launched to support financial institutions and corporates in assessing and managing emerging nature-related risks and opportunities.
Availability of data is the single greatest challenge that the UK's financial sector expects to face over the next five years when addressing climate risk, a survey by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has found.
Esther Hawley and Sandy Trust on the IFoA’s new guide for actuaries working in defined contribution pensions, and why such schemes should commit to net zero today
