Patrick McVeigh, of Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management, has always been clear about the importance of socially responsible investing, going back to the start of his career in 1982.
While one-fifth of asset managers have dropped the ESG label, more than half still believe the data has value in mitigating risks and boosting returns.
SEC charged the firm with making misstatements and compliance failures.
The index investing giant's pilot program, which gave tens of thousands of investors a voice on ESG issues, is apparently having little impact on overall vote tallies.
Oil, gas, and mining stocks are making the grade as 'future green'.
Index Industry Association survey reveals growing adoption of AI tools, tempered ESG expectations, and evolving demands for index providers.
Technological advancements and consumer demand bode well for clean energy, even as policy is important, he told InvestmentNews.
SEC staff have concluded an investigation involving several now-liquidated ETFs.
Federal agencies may now have less defense in court over regulations that opponents say exceed regulatory authority.
Will clean energy make a comeback as the Inflation Reduction Act moves to an implementation phase?
The global fintech provider is taking a new tack on personalization with a new integration partnership.
InvestmentNews Award winner argues that many ESG-labelled funds are misleading investors.
A New Orleans-based appeals court is set to decide on a DOL rule that could impact $12T and more than 150 million workers and retirees in retirement plans.
But it looks like remaining a growth area for investing.
Despite attacks on environmental, social, and governance data being used, one former Congressman said he is hopeful about climate investing.
Recent moves against issuing firms and money managers show some parallels to the regulator's early crypto focus.
A fund manager offers an alternative now that values-based investing has become politically weaponized.
Note reveals how the indexing giant changed its opinion on the $56B payday and Tesla’s proposed incorporation in Texas.
A policy from a proxy advisor new to BlackRock's voting choice program opposes "stakeholder capitalism" proposals.
The biggest sustainable investment manager in the US is also cutting six such products.
