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…it can to ignore the fact that the energy transition being forced by climate change requires fundamental changes to the company’s strategy and capital expenditures.
…to MPT, it was developed long before systemic risks, such as climate change and resource scarcity were an issue, or like inequality in its various forms were recognized as an issue. Jon Lukomnik realized that more than 25 years…
…disruptions (Covid-19 just being the most dramatic example but climate change and social unrest present a broad range of challenges), (7) the now-demonstrated fact that performance on material sustainability issues contributes to…
…that better mitigates systemic risks like income inequality and climate change. After nine months of the global pandemic, it is increasingly clear that we need to build a new financial and social “normal.” Instability and unrest…
…inequality, respondents were asked to compare these two issues with climate change to identify the highest priority for large companies (see Table 1 below). Climate change was rated first and by a significant extent (44 percent),…
…their quest for profits to pursue solutions to challenges like climate change, racial injustice and economic inequality. Skeptics argue that a single stakeholder will always retain primacy: the shareholder.” These doubts include…
…alone will not solve these problems. Companies’ behavior needs to change. Newton seeks to do this through the integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues in security analysis and selection across all asset…
…the imperative of tackling inequalities onto a political par with climate change, recognizing also the many inter-relationships between the two. But what will this mean in practice?
…be the material environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues changes over time. This can happen slowly, as with climate change and gender diversity, or most quickly, as with plastics in the oceans. I was not aware of the work TVL…
…reason a company exists. In his most recent letter, he identifies climate change as an important factor for companies’ long-term prospects and calls on them to report how they are managing this through the framework developed by the…
…and droughts. Coral reefs will be completely dead. The pressure to change before it’s too late will largely fall to big businesses, which generate the majority of greenhouse gases on a global scale. ExxonMobil, Shell, BP and Chevron,…
…An obvious example is corporate reporting with respect to climate change, where information on carbon emissions might be directly relevant to investors, for the purpose of evaluating the economic sustainability of the reporting…
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