July 25, 2025 | Sustainable Investor In a significant move to address the UK’s looming retirement savings shortfall, the government has relaunched the Pensions Commission, two decades after the original body laid the groundwork for auto-enrolment. This new iteration is...
Trade war risks stunting renewables progress in America, with Southeast Asian nations caught in the crossfire between superpowers.
Lack of policy certainty and large-scale projects is stunting institutional appetite for investments to catalyse UK’s net zero transition.
PROTECT USA Act’s short-term impact will likely be limited but could set lay groundwork for future regulatory or executive actions.
As the death knell sounds for mandatory disclosure, European investors still want to avoid data shortfall.
Investors urged to speak out to avoid “highly politicised and bitter divide” thwarting ten years of hard-fought progress.
Reduced CSRD scope risks making high quality, comparable and reliable sustainability data harder to access and damaging investor confidence.
New EFRAG working group member Martina Macpherson stresses need for alignment of forthcoming VSME reporting standard with SFDR and ESRS.
Watering down of the EU’s flagship sustainability due diligence law “strip it of any meaning”.
First omnibus package expected to shrink scope of carbon levy on imports as bloc wrestles with competitiveness fears.