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5 September 2024
Mapping global corporate risk: Transforming equity analysis with asset-level geospatial da...
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28 August 2024
The rise of the Sovereign Sustainability-Linked Bond – what should investors be looking fo...
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15 August 2024
Democracy drives positive sustainability outcomes for sovereigns – bond investors should t...
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21 May 2024
Sovereign ESG Ratings: Governance challenges mount amid electoral supercycle
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8 March 2024
Sovereign ESG: Reversing the decline in women’s and girls’ rights
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7 March 2024
Sovereign ESG Ratings: Transition and political risk challenges loom despite market enthus...
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1 March 2024
Sustainable finance - 5 trends to watch
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6 December 2023
Sovereign ESG Ratings: Global progress on energy transition lagging
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7 November 2023
Rwanda and Republic of Congo top list of African sovereigns improving their ESG performanc...
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8 June 2023
Sovereign ESG Ratings: Countries to Watch in 2023-Q2
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7 March 2023
Sovereign ESG resilience key for bond investors turning back to emerging markets
Analysis
23 December 2022
COP15: ‘Paris Agreement for Biodiversity’ hinges on finance
Analysis
23 November 2022
Threats to democracy rise in a third of countries
Analysis
17 November 2022
Qatar’s World Cup legacy rests on shaky ESG foundations
Analysis
3 November 2022
Sahel's downward spiral fuelled by weak governance, climate change
Analysis
9 September 2022
Social and economic pressures undermine governance in latest Sovereign ESG Ratings
Analysis
29 August 2022
ESG risks cast pall over quest for African critical minerals
Analysis
4 July 2022
Corruption risks climb in 88 countries, key sourcing economies among worst affected
Analysis
8 June 2022
Beyond Russia: The sovereign ESG elephants in the room
Analysis
1 June 2022
Anatomy of a coup: Social and governance red flags common in vulnerable countries
Analysis
27 May 2022
Russia, Indonesia, Qatar, Poland major movers in latest Sovereign ESG Ratings
Analysis
11 May 2022
Cost of living crisis inflames civil unrest risks in emerging markets
Analysis
30 March 2022
What sovereign ESG investors could have looked out for before Russia’s war against Ukraine
Analysis
17 March 2022
Ukraine conflict a wake-up call for ESG sceptics
Analysis
17 March 2022
Emerging markets close ESG gap with developed economies, but Russia casts pall over sovere...
Analysis
3 March 2022
4 principles investors should consider when building a sovereign ESG risk framework
Analysis
24 February 2022
Redefining Sovereign ESG – Setting a New Standard
Analysis
17 February 2022
New Sovereign ESG Ratings show E and S factors now highly material for bond pricing
Analysis
24 November 2021
Verisk Maplecroft ESG data informs innovative Amundi study into sovereign bonds and credit...
Analysis
13 October 2021
The small ‘s’ in ESG is about to get a lot bigger
Analysis
23 September 2021
The evolution of ESG data requires a strategic shift from miners and investors
Analysis
21 May 2021
Emitters’ ‘fossil fuels and renewables’ track highlights S and G risks of energy transitio...
Analysis
17 May 2021
Are crypto assets ESG-ready?
Analysis
11 February 2021
BlackRock backs TCFDs - but are companies prepared?
Analysis
4 February 2021
Myanmar coup: Prospect of sanctions and ESG exposure rattles foreign investors
Analysis
18 December 2020
EV battery disposal sparks ESG risks
Analysis
4 November 2020
US undergoing an emerging market moment
Analysis
13 October 2020
Natural resource M&As: Using enhanced ESG due diligence to optimise value
Analysis
28 May 2020
Are Turkey, South Africa and India the next IMF bailout contenders?
Analysis
7 May 2020
Bridging the TCFD gaps
Analysis
7 April 2020
Outlook darkens for energy transition, but there is light for renewables
Analysis
1 April 2020
COVID-19: No breathing space for major economy stimulus
Analysis
5 March 2020
TCFDs: Crunch year for climate risk reporting
Analysis
12 February 2020
Top issues to watch in 2020 for energy companies
Analysis
11 December 2019
EU's carbon border tax still a long way off
Analysis
20 September 2019
Gaps between sovereign ESG leaders and laggards to grow despite positive outlook
Analysis
3 June 2019
If you only rely on company performance data, you're probably missing a trick
Analysis
23 May 2019
ESG risk factors are material for sovereign debt investing
Analysis
26 March 2019
Shareholders press BP to disclose Paris-aligned strategy
Analysis
26 June 2018
How can I tap the sovereign green bond opportunity?
Analysis
12 March 2018
Electric Vehicles drive nickel back into spotlight
Analysis
2 February 2018
ESG deforestation risk shoots up over 2018
Analysis
15 October 2017
Electric vehicles: ESG risks set to rise as demand for raw materials ramps up
Analysis
29 January 2014
Qatar among 11 countries downgraded to ‘extreme risk’ for working conditions
Analysis