Sustainable finance
Examine how investment and financing decisions interact with environmental goals, commercial incentives and the responsibilities of financial institutions.
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FT Moral Money
Simon Mundy and the FT Moral Money team
Simon Mundy examines how business and finance respond to environmental and social pressures, connecting sustainability debates with corporate decisions, investment and economic policy.
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The publication
What to expect.
Moral Money helps readers examine the practical questions behind responsible business and investment. Its reporting and commentary address the role of companies and finance in environmental and social change. Use it to distinguish an announced ambition from the incentives, capital and implementation needed to deliver it. The publication’s current newsletter schedule is Wednesdays and Fridays. It is especially useful alongside company disclosures and policy documents when you want to assess how broad sustainability arguments translate into specific decisions.
Who it’s for
Professionals and investors examining sustainability claims who want reporting that connects climate and social questions with corporate behavior, financing decisions and public policy.
Inside the reading
Its areas of focus.
Business responsibility
Follow debates about companies’ obligations to people and the environment, then consider how those obligations affect actual decisions.
Climate and transition
Connect climate developments with the business models, capital requirements and policy choices involved in changing the global economy.
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