Rising living costs and global uncertainty aren't turning people away from ESG investing, but they are changing where their money goes.
Rachel Alembakis
 | Rachel Alembakis is stewardship manager at U Ethical Investors. She is responsible for managing U Ethical's active ownership activities. Rachel was the founder and managing editor of FS Sustainability and host of the ESG podcast, The Greener Way. She has more than a decade's experience as a financial journalist covering a broad range of investment issues. Rachel holds a Master of Science in Politics of the World Economy from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a Bachelor of Arts in journalism and a Bachelor of Science in political science from Boston University. Connect with Rachel Alembakis on LinkedIn. |
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Aussie banks are rolling out personalised carbon insights to their app users. But what are carbon footprints, and do they matter? Rachel Alembakis joins us on the podcast.
Want to invest sustainably? The first thing to understand is that there's no ideal company. This is all about progress, not perfection.
Scared of being accused of greenwashing, companies are now resorting to a new tactic: greenhushing.
When it comes to investing, should our values dictate where our money goes, or should they be left at the door? Rachel Alembakis joins us on the podcast.
ASIC has fined a super fund and an energy company more than $50,000 over misleading claims of sustainability as part of its ongoing crackdown on greenwashing.
HESTA is "unlikely to support" the demerger of AGL unless the company shows "strong commitments" to close coal-fired power plants earlier than planned.
Four in five Aussies expect their money in super, banks and other investments to be invested responsibly, according to a new report.
Climate change isn't the only story when it comes to ethical investing. You can also support companies that do good for people and communities.
A trading platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help you time when you buy and sell stocks is helping investors go green.
