Stefano Valentino

About

Stefano Valentino is an Italian freelance journalist based in Brussels. He writes for various Italian media, includingย Panorama, La Repubblicaย andย Il Sole 24 Ore. In 2006, he was honoured by Citigroup with the award for excellence in financial journalism. In 2008 he founded the NGO Reporters for an interactive, cooperative and specialised information. He is responsible for the Investigation department at Voxeurop.

onSep 3, 2025 @ 12:48 PDT

Despite having pledged to reach net-zero emissions, major members of Net Zero Asset Managers hold billions of dollars' worth of fossil-fuel stocks, including those in โ€œcarbon bombโ€ projects, while marketing their funds as green and sustainable.

Despite having pledged to reach net-zero emissions, major members of Net Zero Asset Managers hold billions of dollars' worth of fossil-fuel stocks, including those in โ€œcarbon bombโ€ projects, while marketing their funds as green and sustainable.
onAug 1, 2025 @ 08:27 PDT

Despite claiming a commitment to sustainability, the world's largest investment fund continues to invest heavily in fossil fuels through its โ€œgreenโ€ funds โ€” prompting accusations of greenwashing.

Despite claiming a commitment to sustainability, the world's largest investment fund continues to invest heavily in fossil fuels through its โ€œgreenโ€ funds โ€” prompting accusations of greenwashing.
onJul 14, 2025 @ 11:44 PDT

While promoting โ€œParis-alignedโ€ green investing, JP Morgan's โ€œgreenโ€ funds have funneled over $4 billion to the fossil-fuel majors, betraying the firmโ€™s promises and undermining efforts to achieve net zero.

While promoting โ€œParis-alignedโ€ green investing, JP Morgan's โ€œgreenโ€ funds have funneled over $4 billion to the fossil-fuel majors, betraying the firmโ€™s promises and undermining efforts to achieve net zero.