climate change
Climate activists can stop worrying about people who don’t believe in climate change. They can stop worrying because climate change doesn’t care what anyone thinks.
How can investors assess climate transition risk in their portfolios?
HNWIs understand that there is no backup planet to invest in or build on, and their capital allocations are beginning to align with that sentiment.
Climate risks and the CRE loan market have many points of intersection that spotlight the urgent need for community and regional banks to recalibrate their risk assessment frameworks.
For sustainability-related content, readers clicked most on "Applying Economics — Not Gut Feel — to ESG" by Alex Edmans in 2023.
The freedom to invest responsibly and the principle of risk management must be defended, and that requires us to go back to basics.
As COP27 is set to kick off, 85% of asset owners believe ESG is “very” or “fairly” material to investment policy.
Bruce Usher identifies both what the implications of climate change are for the investment community and how investment capital allows us “to save us from ourselves.”
The importance of ESG factors has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, making George Serafeim's book essential reading.
Larry Swedroe and Samuel Adams's book is a good starting point for those seeking to understand the history and current practices of sustainable investing.