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Green Dream with GIB AM’s Desai: Companies in emerging Asia understand improving ESG ratings is ‘potent’ for returns
GIB Asset Management’s Kunal Desai discusses how engagement is different in emerging markets and his preferred sustainable drink with ‘nuisance’ ingredients
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ESG Out Loud: How AI can drive positive change in child labour
In this podcast episode, HACE’s Eleanor Harry discusses the importance of tracking child labour in portfolios and calls for investors to take action
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Industry will see more effective and nuanced engagements as ESG grows up
In this video interview, Fidelity’s Emilie Goodall discusses how the increased scrutiny on asset manager engagement is welcome
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Green Dream with Allspring’s Pacquement: Headwinds and tailwinds for fixed income in 2024
Allspring’s Henrietta Pacquement reflects on 2023 and explains the ‘interesting tailwinds’ for green bonds
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ESG Out Loud: How active managers will use climate information to outperform
In this podcast episode, Yale University’s Todd Cort discusses the outcomes from COP28, the markets asset managers will need to navigate in 2024 and the explosion of big data
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Green Dream with Victory Hill’s Fraser-Smith: Investors don’t ask enough questions
Eleanor Fraser Smith says she’s frustrated by the lack of questions on impact and stewardship
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COP28: Finance industry needs to be adopting transition technology much faster
It doesn’t need to be sophisticated technology or AI, but firms are not investing in even the basic technologies, ClarityAI CEO says
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COP28: Commitments should speed up slowing decarbonisation rates
MSCI’s Linda-Eling Lee shares her insights on net-zero polices, phase-out of coal power plants in Asia and the ‘billion dollar question’ for this COP
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COP28: ‘This COP is making more progress’
Speaking to ESG Clarity from COP28, EY’s Michelle Davies and Joost Vreeswijk say they are encouraged by organisations’ pledges but want to see more on global policy
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COP28: Very narrow path to victory
Morningstar’s Lindsey Stewart says government, policy and finance need to work harder together to deliver 1.5 degrees