New partnership between The Coca-Cola Foundation and Cardano to improve access to clean water and improved sanitation in emerging and developing economies.

Today a group of institutional investors issues a joint statement that calls for the SEC to continue to be the preferred arbiter of shareholder proposals in the United States. The group consists of 38 investors with a combined assets under management of USD 4.8 trillion.

In this article, Dennis van der Putten – Chief Sustainability Officer at Cardano – discusses developments in the field of SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation).

In this article, we discuss recent studies by climate scientists indicating that the Earth is warming faster than expected.

Investing in access to clean water and sanitation facilities is an often-overlooked area for institutional investors. This is surprising given its potential significant impact on health, education, gender equality, and economic growth.

Financial Institutions unite to urge UN Member States to accelerate progress on Tobacco Control. 57 leading financial institutions with over $2,9 trillion Assets under Management, spanning 10 countries launch a financial sector statement to calling upon Member States to accelerate implementation of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC). These financial […]

On September 1, 2023, Noortje de Beijer was appointed as the Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Cardano.

In the multitude of sustainability risks, much attention is rightly paid to climate change. Targets to stem the tide of global warming, for example, are becoming increasingly concrete, even though they need not be fully realised until, say, 2050. However, biodiversity loss is, if anything, an even bigger and more urgent problem for our society […]

Not only do they carry high expectations, but they also seem to add a touch of green to the portfolios of ESG funds. However, what is the AI landscape’s hidden catch?

Amidst the growing importance of sustainability, it is crucial to acknowledge the heightened relevance of incorporating sustainable practices into investment portfolios. Institutional investors are rightfully placing significant emphasis on this aspect. Nevertheless, when it comes to implementing and managing sustainability objectives in passive equity portfolios, careful decision-making becomes imperative. It is essential to exercise caution and avoid falling into the trap of climate tunnel vision by solely relying on seemingly straightforward solutions like the Paris Aligned Benchmark.