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Investors increasingly recognise adaptation but turning it into a practical approach is harder, writes Green Center Capital's Laura Blanco.
LBP AM chief investment officer Guillaume Lasserre dispels the notion that investing in the climate transition will negatively impact performance.
As institutional asset owners help bring about significant change in investment management, the spotlight is falling on their strategies for navigating the shifting global landscape. Morningstar’s fifth Asset Owner Perspectives Survey was created to better understand the motivations, challenges and attitudes of institutional asset owners amid this rapidly changing environment. Join us for a live webinar on 29th October to discuss these issues in more depth.
Public and private collaborations have thus far addressed niche development priorities but the scale is changing, writes Chris Hall.
New EU regime tackles conflicts of interest but competition alone can still erode rating standards, writes ESSCA's Dejan Glavas.
Credible sector transition plans could depoliticise net zero while securing long-term capital to decarbonise key sectors of the UK economy, writes Chris Hall.
The interactions between climate extremes and nature are redrawing grand tours and financial risk, writes the PRI's Ben Allen.
Asset owners can and should use their fiduciary agency to address climate instability, nature loss and social stress – but they will need to be selective, writes David Atkin.
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed recission would lead to fragmentation, writes Frédéric Ducoulombier.
Investor pressure, backed by rigorous, objective analysis, can help deliver tangible sustainability outcomes, says Amy Browne, Director of Stewardship at CCLA.