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Plus, tracking the world’s biggest methane emitters
Republican politicians have sought to punish asset manager they accuse of being hostile to fossil fuel
Lawmaker Andy Barr says the financial system has been ‘co-opted by the intolerant left’
Plus, investors push for battery metals transparency
Plus, the fast-shrinking money supply
Nest and Cushon schemes with £26bn under management look to put funds into trees as a growth area
Ron O’Hanley calls incorporating climate into corporate governance ‘a matter of value, not values’
Also in today’s newsletter: insurers’ new blueprint for their role in the energy transition
Lenders are promising to limit their fossil fuel lending and focus on green financing — if we can trust them
Intervening in polarised political debates brings risk. A more calculated approach to engagement is taking shape
ValueAct founder launches campaign for changes at Bayer while claiming environmental aims
Plus, a new push on ‘responsible remuneration’
Emissions information lags behind financial statements of groups facing new reporting mandates
Attorneys-general take aim at pair with influence over corporate shareholder votes
Norway’s oil fund expects business leaders to sharpen up their act on climate and executive pay
Plus, business schools bolster commitment to sustainability research
Winners of FT responsible business education awards highlight shift towards study of societal impact
As pressure mounts on companies to look beyond profit, business schools are responding with new courses and teaching. These awards, now in their second year, acknowledge those institutions, researchers and alumni whose efforts are helping recast business
Focusing on papers in prestigious journals may mean that other avenues of influence are overlooked
Plus, the key threats bothering global chief executives
Proportion has jumped from the 51% recorded last year despite relatively poor returns
Despite ESG push, firms continue to compete to work for authoritarian states with records of human rights abuses
Business school and faculty networks respond to demand for more sustainability-related content
Also in this newsletter, Venezuelan crude is headed to American shores for the first time since 2019
Also in today’s newsletter, the ‘new normal’ of huge natural disaster losses
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