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Bruno Rauis
Executive Director, MSCI Research
About the Contributor
Bruno Rauis is a member of the MSCI ESG Research team. He focuses on climate research and working with clients on climate risk analysis. Previously, Bruno was a director in Citi’s Asia-Pacific Credit Trading team. He holds a Master of Management Engineering from the Université Libre de Bruxelles and an MSc in Environmental Economics and Climate Change from the London School of Economics.
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Blog posts by Bruno Rauis
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How Have Stocks Responded to Changes in Climate Policy?
Mar 1, 2021 Guido Giese , Zoltán Nagy , Bruno RauisTo what extent has climate risk been priced into equity markets? Is there a “brown” discount and a “green” premium? Has this shifted over time? How can we model such risks as the world moves toward net-zero targets? We examine the financial impact of climate transition risk on global equity markets.
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Climate Transition and Bonds: Risk or Opportunity?
Feb 23, 2021 Bruno Rauis , Juan Sampieri , Andy SparksThe transition to a low-carbon economy could significantly redirect the flow of investments toward greener companies and technologies that limit carbon emissions. We consider the potential risk — and opportunity — for bond investors.
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Managing Climate Risk in Equity Portfolios: A Case Study
Jul 15, 2020 Bruno Rauis , Zoltán NagyInstitutional investors are increasingly focused on mitigating their climate-related risks. How could a “typical” active global equity manager have managed these exposures without disturbing the portfolio’s risk and return characteristics?
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