The busiest week of the biggest proxy season ever saw several ESG-themed shareholder proposals pass.
Different methodologies and ratings scales can cast the same security in a slightly different light.
A Financial Planning Association survey finds rising rates of advisers planning to increase and decrease ESG use this year.
The company will rename the product line with the funds switching to underlying investments in Putnam ETFs that follow ESG criteria.
The agency proposed a set of rule changes related to fund names and ESG disclosures made by advisers and investment providers.
There is a struggle to define ESG, and opponents are using that to their advantage.
Several US fund managers are taking an interest in this small but growing area of the market.
Divesting can take away the option of engaging high-carbon companies to do better.
There is more going on in the ESG world, as seemingly passive funds have an element of active management that other index funds do not.
People trust climate data more often if companies are required to report it, a recent survey found.
