ESG: Beware the ‘brownium’ penalty
Fossil fuel companies are paying a “brownium” penalty to raise money in fixed interest markets — and are now trading on lower earnings multiples in equity markets. Pendal’s MURRAY ACKMAN…
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Russia ‘self-sanctions’ are a coming of age for ESG
Voluntary sanctions of Russia by brands such as McDonalds and Apple shows ESG is now a fundamental aspect of investing says Pendal’s MURRAY ACKMAN Global brands are self-sanctioning in Russia…
Impact investing: the blood test that could screen early-stage cancers
Regnan’s impact investment team believes ‘liquid biopsy’ technology could grow into a $US20 billion to $100 billion market. Regnan analyst Maxine Wille explains Blood tests could diagnose cancer and disease…
ESG: Investors are voting for diversity in board elections
Investors are voting against the election of male directors in companies that lag on gender diversity, according to new research from Regnan. ALISON GEORGE explains what it means for investors…
What if zero-Covid fails in China?
Markets have not priced in the possibility of a large, uncontrolled Covid outbreak in mainland China, argues Pendal senior credit analyst TERRY YUAN. Here Terry outlines how that scenario would…
What the AGL bid says about the future of energy in Australia
Businesses exposed to coal face real credit risks as well as decreased demand due to ESG concerns, writes Pendal ESG credit analyst MURRAY ACKMAN WHAT can we learn from the…
Impact bonds: ‘It’s not philanthropy, it’s using capitalism for good’
THE rapid growth of government-backed impact bonds is creating new opportunities for investors to earn stable, safe returns while doing good, says Pendal’s Murray Ackman. Find out about Regnan Credit…
FAST PODCAST: How impact investing fits into portfolios this year
Impact investing – which aims to make money while solving the world’s biggest problems – went mainstream in 2021. What role will it play in portfolios this year? TIM CROCKFORD…
Finding it tough to hire? Maybe think about diversity and inclusion
The tight labour market demonstrates how ESG-related policies such as diversity and inclusion impact “real-world” business functions. Regnan’s ALISON EWINGS explains Tight labour markets make it hard to hire Refocusing…
The surprising forces driving the renewables boom
Economics rather than environmentalism can explain much of the global renewables boom, says Regnan’s head of research, Alison George. Pollution, consumer preferences driving shift to renewables Economics are clear: renewables…