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MSCI Event
MSCI Annual Global Investing Conference and WorkshopsESG Products & Services Indexes Portfolio Management Analytics Risk Management Analytics Real Estate Products & Services
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2020 ESG trends to watchWe highlight five trends we believe will unfold over 2020: Climate change innovators: spotting the sleeping giants; new terms for capital: ready or not, here comes ESG; Re-valuing real estate: investing in the eye of the hurricane; the new human capital paradox: Juggling layoffs and shortages; and keeping score on stakeholder capitalism: looking for accountability in all the new places.
ESG Products & Services Real Estate Products & Services
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MSCI Event
MSCI Climate Change Seminar Series - Kuala Lumpur
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MSCI Event
MSCI Climate Change Seminar Series - Singapore
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MSCI Event
MSCI 2020 ESG Trends to Watch
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Research Paper
Women on boards: 2019 progress reportOur annual update on women’s representation on corporate boards found a noticeable uptick in 2019: 20.0% of directors were women, up from 17.9% in 2018 and 17.3% in 2017. At the current pace, a 50/50 gender split among global directors might be reached by 2044. We have added other areas of interest including market- and sector-specific corporate gender diversity issues, expertise comparison and an overview of regulatory frameworks around gender diversity.
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Press Release
MSCI ESG Research makes MSCI ESG Ratings of over 2,800 companies publicly availablePDF
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Research Paper
Human capital risks in a changing worldIn a changing world, companies’ ability to recruit, retain, develop and engage their workers is more central to value creation than ever. Productivity and innovation capacity — and thus competitive position — depend on it. Through a wide-ranging literature review, we identified key measurable factors driving companies’ exposure to human capital risks. Competition for highly skilled talent and labor-intensive operations are the two key drivers; we identified seven others that potentially...
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Research Paper
Climate risk in private real estate portfolios: What’s the exposure?As a long-term asset class, private real estate is especially vulnerable to climate-related events, such as water stress, hurricanes and flooding. The impact for investors could range from increased operational costs (e.g., damage to the property, repair costs) to the potential for higher insurance costs, property devaluation and in some extreme cases, the complete loss of the property. We analyzed physical risks in five real estate markets in different regions (Australia, South Africa, the...
ESG Products & Services Real Estate Products & Services
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Press Release
MSCI Completes Acquisition of Carbon DeltaPDF