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Despite the pandemic, climate change remains on top of the investors’ agenda. The globe is heating up, stakeholders’ initiatives keep unfolding, regulators are stepping up. This webinar will focus on how investors can handle - and build on - this momentum to enhance their strategies and further help combat climate change in 2021. We will take a deep dive into how climate indices – with methodology developments in Physical Risk, Scenario and Scope 3 - enable investors to meet their return objectives whilst facilitating the shift towards a low-carbon economy.
Specific topics will include:
2021 outlook on legislative and investor initiatives
Why climate tilted indices work
Study results – comparing the risk/ return profile between standard vs. climate benchmarks
Speakers
Rodolphe Bocquet, Global Head of Sustainable Investment, Qontigo
Melissa R. Brown, Managing Director, Applied Research, Qontigo
Laurent Deborde, Head of Equity Portfolio Management & Fund Selection, Groupe Caisse des Dépôts
Viola Lutz, Deputy Head of Climate Solutions, ISS ESG
Moderator:
Daniel Brooksbank, Head of Strategic Content, Responsible Investor
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