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As the world faces health, economic, energy and food crises, ESG Clarity hears from ThomasLloyd’s Nick Parsons in this video about how job creation is key to investors’ positive impact.
Parsons says the poor and disadvantaged globally are likely to bear the brunt of the crises and should be the main focus investors attention.
He also comments on the role of Europe in the energy crisis and the limited options the region faces, being so heavily tied into the use of fossil fuel energy.
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