Ahead of the Sustainable Investment Forum Europe in Paris on 2nd May, Olga Hancock from the Church Commissioners for England spoke to Climate Action about driving momentum for net zero in the real economy and the difficulties in applying sustainable investment policies across assets. Read the full interview now: https://bit.ly/49RuVX4 #SINVEurope #ClimateAction
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My reflection for today, as part of the #LCAW2024, was to moderate a panel at Principles for Responsible Investment's conference: Investing for Sustainability Impacts and Advancing the UK transition. During the panel we focused on market leading practices on the transition; looking at both practical examples of market and policy levers available to accelerate the #transition in the UK. Huge thanks to Edward Baker, Antonina Scheer and Edward Mason for providing rich and varied input. Some of my key takeaways include: ? ? To build on UK's leadership as a sustainable finance hub, there are several areas where we can raise its ambition to support the #justtransition. And be inspired by the examples of other countries such as Spain's regional just transition agreements. ? The role of investors is critical not just as capital allocators and for their engagement with their portfolio companies, but also in advocacy – #publicpolicy engagement should be core to what investors do. ? It remains important that we continue to explore #carbonpricing as a market signal to support the movement of capital to sustainable investments.? ? The need for clear, timely policy interventions to correct market failures when it comes to financing the transition...as net zero goals will remain out of reach without clear #governmentsupport. ? Well done PRI for organising such an informative event – with particular thanks to Eliette Riera and Louisa Kate Guy for their ongoing collaboration with the City of London Corporation.?
Thrilled to kick off London Climate Action Week today with PRI’s investing for sustainability impacts and advancing the UK transition, where we welcomed 200 delegates. ?? This morning, along with United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) and The Generation Foundation, we launched the summary report of the Legal Framework for Impact project. Investor and policy maker panellists discussed the progress made since the initial groundbreaking analysis from 2021, and the key learnings from the report on how to address sustainability outcomes in investment policy and practice.? ? ???The afternoon brought together investment industry stakeholders to discuss sustainable finance policy priorities for the incoming UK government and trajectories to accelerate the transition. We heard a timely discussion on the place of regulation, asking the crucial question of how can policymakers and investors work together to create a positive, sustainable regulatory environment and support the transition? ? Then we heard reflections from actors of the transition on the transition planning ecosystem and building momentum behind those plans, which set the scene for an excellent final discussion on market leading practice on the transition. ? ???We hope that attendees enjoyed connecting with thought leaders on tackling today’s key sustainability challenges and ensuring a whole of economy, just transition. ????A huge thank you to our fantastic speakers, including Clara Barby, David Rouch, Grace Eddy, Faith Ward, Keith Guthrie, Will Martindale, Elodie Feller, Ursula Bordas Prószyńska, Susanne Dr?ger, Ida Levine, James Alexander, Maria Nazarova-Doyle, CFA, Timothy Fassam, Vanessa Havard-Williams, Justin Wray, Edwin Whitehead, Helene Winch, Irem Yerdelen, Edward Baker, Edward Mason, Antonina Scheer & Mark Manning.
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A great start to London Climate Action Week with yesterday's event run by Principles for Responsible Investment. It was brilliant to join other industry experts and deep-dive into the UK sustainable finance policy's, including the role of regulations and how we can transition to a more sustainable economy. Regulations are becoming increasingly important for stakeholders and governing bodies, and highlight a significant step towards sustainable progress by encouraging transparency and accountability, as well as the ability to evaluate risks and opportunities to inform positive decision-making. We're excited to be a part of the shift towards sustainability and help other companies on their journey ?? Find out more about our sustainability reporting software and how it enables positive progress for people, profit, and planet ??? neo.eco #LondonClimateActionWeek #ClimateActionWeek #sustainability
Thrilled to kick off London Climate Action Week today with PRI’s investing for sustainability impacts and advancing the UK transition, where we welcomed 200 delegates. ?? This morning, along with United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) and The Generation Foundation, we launched the summary report of the Legal Framework for Impact project. Investor and policy maker panellists discussed the progress made since the initial groundbreaking analysis from 2021, and the key learnings from the report on how to address sustainability outcomes in investment policy and practice.? ? ???The afternoon brought together investment industry stakeholders to discuss sustainable finance policy priorities for the incoming UK government and trajectories to accelerate the transition. We heard a timely discussion on the place of regulation, asking the crucial question of how can policymakers and investors work together to create a positive, sustainable regulatory environment and support the transition? ? Then we heard reflections from actors of the transition on the transition planning ecosystem and building momentum behind those plans, which set the scene for an excellent final discussion on market leading practice on the transition. ? ???We hope that attendees enjoyed connecting with thought leaders on tackling today’s key sustainability challenges and ensuring a whole of economy, just transition. ????A huge thank you to our fantastic speakers, including Clara Barby, David Rouch, Grace Eddy, Faith Ward, Keith Guthrie, Will Martindale, Elodie Feller, Ursula Bordas Prószyńska, Susanne Dr?ger, Ida Levine, James Alexander, Maria Nazarova-Doyle, CFA, Timothy Fassam, Vanessa Havard-Williams, Justin Wray, Edwin Whitehead, Helene Winch, Irem Yerdelen, Edward Baker, Edward Mason, Antonina Scheer & Mark Manning.
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The New Zealand Investment Sector Must Accelerate Climate Action The third annual State of Net Zero Investment report, by Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC), Centre for Sustainable Finance: Toitū Tahua and Mindful Money shows slow progress by New Zealand's major investors in using their capital and influence to drive the transition to net zero. The role of investors is crucial, both to drive climate action in New Zealand and to contribute capital for international action. At the same time, huge opportunities are emerging. New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission estimates $34 billion of additional investment across key areas of the economy is required by 2035. Most of this funding will need to come from the private sector, potentially creating attractive investment opportunities. Key findings from the report: - 30% had a strategy or plan for achieving their net zero objectives or targets. An additional 54% intended to produce one over the next twelve months, - 77% had policies regarding fossil fuels, - 100% used negative screening for some climate goals, - 92% used corporate engagement, shareholder action and/or active ownership, - 26% had a formal target, plan, commitment and or strategy for investments in climate solutions (public or non-public), - 8% had assessed their entire portfolio for exposure to physical risk associated with climate change. When assessments were made, a high proportion of investors responded to the information; primarily by implementing negative screens (54%). To dive deeper into the findings, read the full State of Net Zero Investment report here: https://lnkd.in/gzXRM6B9 For previous Net Zero reports: https://lnkd.in/gJYTe5sr #netzero #sustainablefinance #kiwisaver Sustainable Business Council NZ, Sustainable Business Network, Toitū Envirocare and Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA)
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Investors can play a crucial role in the transition to net zero. Their actions can avoid investments in the fossil fuel companies that are still expanding their exploration and production, direct capital towards businesses on a 1.5 degree pathway, influence company policy and invest in climate solutions. These were the issues probed in our third annual survey of the New Zealand investment sector. However, with a few exceptions, progress in New Zealand has been slow. For example, only 30% of those surveyed have put in place a transition plan, compared with around two thirds in Australia. Currently, most fund managers that are Reporting Entities (those managing over $1 billion of assets under management) are about to publish Climate-Related Disclosure reports. We look forward to that climate reporting being a tool for action rather than a tick-box compliance requirement. An acceleration of action would mean the finance sector can make its own transition - from being a part of the climate problem to being a driver for the solution.
The New Zealand Investment Sector Must Accelerate Climate Action The third annual State of Net Zero Investment report, by Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC), Centre for Sustainable Finance: Toitū Tahua and Mindful Money shows slow progress by New Zealand's major investors in using their capital and influence to drive the transition to net zero. The role of investors is crucial, both to drive climate action in New Zealand and to contribute capital for international action. At the same time, huge opportunities are emerging. New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission estimates $34 billion of additional investment across key areas of the economy is required by 2035. Most of this funding will need to come from the private sector, potentially creating attractive investment opportunities. Key findings from the report: - 30% had a strategy or plan for achieving their net zero objectives or targets. An additional 54% intended to produce one over the next twelve months, - 77% had policies regarding fossil fuels, - 100% used negative screening for some climate goals, - 92% used corporate engagement, shareholder action and/or active ownership, - 26% had a formal target, plan, commitment and or strategy for investments in climate solutions (public or non-public), - 8% had assessed their entire portfolio for exposure to physical risk associated with climate change. When assessments were made, a high proportion of investors responded to the information; primarily by implementing negative screens (54%). To dive deeper into the findings, read the full State of Net Zero Investment report here: https://lnkd.in/gzXRM6B9 For previous Net Zero reports: https://lnkd.in/gJYTe5sr #netzero #sustainablefinance #kiwisaver Sustainable Business Council NZ, Sustainable Business Network, Toitū Envirocare and Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA)
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https://lnkd.in/dFVd4CCm Sustainable Investments - a MIT Sloan analysis. Key take-aways: ?? The more positively the Swiss investors felt about their climate-conscious investment — the aforementioned “warm glow” — the more they donated to the pro-climate political campaign. ?? The better the investors felt about their climate fund investments, the more likely they were to be engaged politically. "That finding runs counter to the idea that investors think of sustainable investment decisions as a substitute for, rather than a complement to, political engagement on climate policies. In the case of this study, at least, the opposite was true"
Sustainable investors more likely to engage on climate policy, MIT Sloan analysis suggests | GreenBiz
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Invest in Change, Grow Sustainably! ?? ??????? The path to a sustainable future demands bold action. Amplifying climate investment is key, acting as a catalyst to convene partnerships for long-term, sustainable growth. By strategically increasing resources, we can foster collaboration between stakeholders, driving innovation and accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy. This collective effort will pave the way for a thriving future where environmental responsibility goes together with economic prosperity. #ClimateInvestment #SustainableGrowth #PartnershipsForChange #AGHorizon #blogsofAG #weekdayread #aghorizon #Pmc #consulting #advisory #rakeshsharma Curious to know deeper? Check out our newest blog post for further insights: https://lnkd.in/gJyJsdAg
Amplify Climate Investment to Convene Partnership for Sustainable Growth
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Amplifying climate investment isn't just about funding, it's about forging partnerships for a thriving future. Let's work together to accelerate sustainable growth and a low-carbon economy. #ClimateInvestment #SustainableGrowth #PartnershipsForChange #AGHorizon #blogsofAG #weekdayread #aghorizon #Pmc #consulting #advisory #rakeshsharma
Invest in Change, Grow Sustainably! ?? ??????? The path to a sustainable future demands bold action. Amplifying climate investment is key, acting as a catalyst to convene partnerships for long-term, sustainable growth. By strategically increasing resources, we can foster collaboration between stakeholders, driving innovation and accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy. This collective effort will pave the way for a thriving future where environmental responsibility goes together with economic prosperity. #ClimateInvestment #SustainableGrowth #PartnershipsForChange #AGHorizon #blogsofAG #weekdayread #aghorizon #Pmc #consulting #advisory #rakeshsharma Curious to know deeper? Check out our newest blog post for further insights: https://lnkd.in/gJyJsdAg
Amplify Climate Investment to Convene Partnership for Sustainable Growth
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In an ambitious effort to drive the global conversation on sustainable investing and environmental finance, Connect Group announced the Climate Transition Summit 2024? in Windsor, UK (April 22-23). Gain insights from the world's top experts, collaborate on innovative strategies, and chart your path towards a sustainable and financially secure future. The event marks a significant gathering for family offices, institutional investors, policymakers, and thought leaders spearheading efforts to align financial strategies with environmental sustainability. Over two days, attendees will have the unique opportunity to engage in discussions, exchange ideas, and develop new strategies aimed at fostering environmental sustainability and financial resilience. Key highlights: - Climate Change & Investment Urgency - Climate Risks in Investment Portfolios - Family Offices & Impact Investing - The Future of Food The clock is ticking on climate change, and the financial world has a crucial role to play. ?Join the conversation and be part of the change. Read the official news here:? https://lnkd.in/gDgtF-g2 Register now and share your commitment to #ClimateTransitionSummit #SustainableFinance #InvestmentAction. Let's make a positive impact together! #ConnectGroup #WindsorUK #ClimateAction #Finance #Sustainability Note:? All attendance requests are assessed and contingent on board approval.
Connect Group to Host Climate Transition Summit 2024 in Windsor | Connect Group
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