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Sustainability indices and analytics are crucial catalysts for investors to transition from ‘brown’ to ‘green’ portfolios. However, the shift is being hindered, among other things, by inconsistent national legislations and lack of proper ESG disclosures from companies. Regulators have a key role to play to overcome these obstacles.
A webinar organized by Risk.net and Eurex addressed the surge in interest in ESG derivatives and explored what lies ahead for the market amid increasing regulation and continued improvements in data and index design.
Our comprehensive and flexible STOXX ESG indices range has grown to address investors’ varied sustainability needs and ambitions. Thanks to an open-architecture platform that integrates the best available ESG data, Qontigo’s index-based sustainability solutions provide the transparent and robust index characteristics you need to optimize your portfolio’s impact.
Lyxor this week celebrates 20 years since the launch of the EURO STOXX 50 UCITS ETF. To mark this anniversary, we caught up with Lyxor’s Arnaud Llinas, Head of ETF and Indexing, and Stephan Flaegel, Head of Indices and Benchmarks at Qontigo, to hear from them how indices and ETFs have underpinned a revolution that has transformed Europe’s financial landscape.
Climate action is gathering pace within the investment community, but significantly more needs to be done in order to meet global warming targets, a panel argues during a Responsible Investor webinar.
In 2021, efforts to halt nature loss are set to accelerate further — with a key role to be played by investors.
SSF promotes the sustainable development of finance as a conduit for a safe and positive-impact world.
Eli Levy, co-chief executive officer of More Investment House, talks to us about a new ETF tracking the STOXX Europe 600 Low Carbon Index.
Large asset managers say the nature of the pandemic will accelerate demand for sustainable practices at companies and of ESG investments.
The continued growth in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and other passive-type investments was a defining feature of the year that ended.
‘Stakeholder capitalism' was the ethos guiding this year’s summit of world leaders in the Alpine resort.
A decade-long bull market defied the odds and grew stronger in 2019, as investors took on risk despite growing geopolitical headwinds.
