It is Time to Move Beyond ESG Asset Allocation & Strategy, ESG, Women in Finance Louise Lew from Willis Towers Watson and Ken Liow from Obsidian Capital argue that looking at ESG risks in isolation might make your portfolio vulnerable to unintended risks. Read More
Seeking Opportunities from Climate Change ESG Building a sustainable future provides some good opportunities for emerging growth, Hermes’ Andrew Parry says. Read More
The Search for Green Income ESG, Women in Finance The sectors with the highest median dividend payout ratios are also those that include the largest polluters. Is it possible to build an income strategy that takes ESG into account? Read More
TIAA looks at Expanding the ESG Universe ESG, Private & Alternative Markets, Women in Finance TIAA Investments has ESG specialists embedded in their real estate and farmland investment teams. Now, the asset manager has set its sight on integrating ESG into its fixed income strategies. Read More
Engagement Can Be a Source of Alpha ESG, Women in Finance Engagement should lead to better outcomes, but is it a source of alpha? Read More
Impact as a Value Driver ESG Richard Brandweiner speaks about his decision to leave his role as CIO of First State Super and direct his efforts towards impact investing. Read More
NZ Super Looks at Unaccounted-for Costs Asset Owners, ESG, Pacific Region, Women in Finance As a fiduciary, you are going to bear the brunt of ESG decisions, so you’d better monitor them, NZ Super Head of Responsible Investment says. Read More
Tilting to do Good Equities, ESG, Women in Finance Tilting is one way to overcome the scalability issues of impact investing, BlackRock’s Joanna Nash says. Read More
Good Governance Starts with Defining Success Asset Allocation & Strategy, ESG, Retirement To implement a good governance framework requires mission clarity, Professor Michael Drew argues. Read More
