For over 50 years, the Interfaith Center of Corporate Responsibility has engaged companies on ESG risk. The Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility plays a special role in the ongoing dialogues between companies and their investors. Born from a 1971 campaign to divest assets from apartheid South Africa, ICCR’s members, today, conduct active dialogues — engagements, in industry
Governments that once led on climate and sustainability are recalibrating toward national security, trade and technological leadership amid growing geopolitical fragmentation. Policy consensus has fractured and public commitments are wavering. Yet capital hasn’t slowed. Markets are moving on their own momentum — rewarding commercially viable transition technologies and repricing physical climate risk as extreme weather
Key Highlights from the US SIF 2025 Survey Sustainable assets under management (AUM) and investor sentiment show resilience and optimism amid political headwinds: Sustainable and stewardship assets in the US held firm in 2025, demonstrating resilience amid political headwinds. While total market AUM expanded by 17.5%, sustainable assets rose modestly in absolute terms, from $6.5
Sustainable assets account for 11% of total market AUM; climate and client customization drive activity, while themes like artificial intelligence (AI), biodiversity, and Indigenous People’s rights gather steam. Trends Report HIGHLIGHTS • US SIF analysis records the US market size as $61.7 trillion, of which $6.6 trillion (versus $6.5 trillion in 2024) were identified or
