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This week we talk about the worsening of antibiotic resistance, and what ESG investing REALLY is.
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MSCI’s ESG ratings are designed for one purpose: to measure a company’s resilience to financially material environmental, societal and governance risks.
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ESG Screened Indexes are designed for institutional investors & aim to exclude companies associated with controversial, civilian, nuclear weapons & tobacco, derive revenues from thermal coal & oil sands extraction or that are not in compliance with United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) principles.
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2020 brought lockdowns, shuttered businesses, layoffs, a world-wide work-from-home experiment and exposed long-time systemic issues and inequality. We dive into these social issues and examine their impact on investors with global ESG editorial director, Meggin Thwing Eastman.
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Holding long term investments requires understanding, identifying and managing financial risks and opportunities. Long term investors must regularly and rigorously assess the resilience of their asset allocation, portfolio construction and risk management decision-making processes.
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Christine Chardonnens in conversation with Kristian Fok, Chief Investment Officer of Cbus, on its net zero thought process, quantitative equity strategy addressing climate transition risks, and SDG alignment.
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As the global economy copes with the unpredictable challenges of climate change, institutional investors are exploring the potential impact of these changes on financial assets.
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Assets allocated to ESG investments have boomed in recent years. While some may fear that accelerating allocations could lead to frothy valuations, research so far suggests this is mostly unwarranted. In 2021, we see both hype and skepticism about ESG giving way to acceptance and a more nuanced understanding of when and how ESG has shown pecuniary benefits — and when it hasn’t.