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Investors have the information to begin integrating adaptation and resilience into investment decision‑making, writes Royal London Asset Management’s Carlota Garcia Manas, head of climate transition and ESG engagement.

Investors are on a voyage of discovery on physical climate risk, but can make progress using foundations already in place, say Standard Life’s Bruno Gardner and Hetal Patel.

Assessing exposure remains a major headache for the finance industry. Responsible Investor’s Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker discusses ways to move forward with some of the sector’s leading experts.

Morningstar Sustainalytics’ Bin Dong, lead ESG methodology analyst, explains why sustainability risk is financially material in both US and European equity markets, while being priced through fundamentally different market mechanisms.

Quantifying individual sustainability metrics and translating them into financial projections and impact on the bottom line remains challenging for many businesses. Michel Driessen and Sebastian Schmidt offer an approach.

Amazon’s Tessie Petion and Brandon Oyer discuss how the company approaches water consumption, energy costs and grid impact while scaling its data centre operations.

There is a greater focus on real-world impact over portfolio decarbonisation by asset owners, according to Morningstar’s Paul Schutzman.

Implementing double materiality has provided new insights, and deepened our understanding of how interconnected and dynamic sustainability-related issues truly are, says PMI’s Jennifer Motles.

As sustainable finance continues to reshape global markets, Tokyo is positioning itself as a leader in the field, says FinCity.Tokyo’s Tokio Morita.

First Street’s Jeremy Porter explains why climate-corrected data should be the starting point for investors when managing exposure to climate impacts.