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The MSCI Sustainability Institute is on a mission to drive progress by capital markets to create sustainable value and tackle global challenges such as climate change. Our mission mirrors our belief that addressing the biggest global challenges demands that leaders across capital markets, academia, business, government and civil society work in concert. Our goal is to align data, analysis, policy and action. We do this by leveraging MSCI’s experience and expertise in the investment industry to spur collaboration among investors, academics, companies, policymakers, think tanks and NGOs.
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???? This World #AMR Awareness Week, we’re spotlighting the alarming rise in bacterial resistance. Resistance rates have nearly tripled, jumping from 16% in 2001 to 44% in 2020. The cost? An estimated $1 trillion in additional healthcare expenses and a potential 3.8% annual shrink in global economic output by 2050. Our research with the FAIRR Initiative and the Access to Medicine Foundation reveals the urgent need for action—and the role investors can play in combating AMR. Read more https://lnkd.in/g4MgN8wc
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What might make private capital flow more freely toward the climate transition in developing countries? This was a key question we asked during #COP29. Innovations in financing, more transparency, and an expanded role for carbon markets all point toward a more inclusive, scalable approach, according to global investors, development finance experts, policymakers and civil-society leaders whom we convened in Baku last week. See the top takeaways from our forum here: https://lnkd.in/gdMnVuv8
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“When you start to look at which companies need to transition, you really start to see that emerging markets are where the action needs to be,” Linda-Eling Lee, the Institute’s founding director, tells FT Live at #COP29. For more on how private-sector investors are trying to bridge the climate finance gap, see the top takeaways from our #COP29 forum on unlocking private capital for climate action in developing countries, here: https://lnkd.in/eHZnfd2y
That's a wrap on Day 3 of FT Sessions @ COP. Take a look at our insights from COP29's Blue and Green Zones below: ?? In the Blue Zone on finance day, our expert speakers highlighted the urgent need for accelerated implementation, sustainable finance, and community-centered solutions: - Amadou Hott Former Minister of Senegal, Vice President and Special Envoy at the African Development Bank Group, emphasized that commitment without swift implementation leaves little real impact on communities. - Linda-Eling Lee, Founding Director and Head of the MSCI Inc. Sustainability Institute, stressed that 90% of companies need to transition, with a strong focus on emerging markets as key areas for action. - Arunabha Ghosh, CEO at the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), noted that capital should flow where resources are abundant, removing information barriers and helping India reach a 4-billion-tonne reduction target by 2030. - Jo Tyndall, Environment Director at the OECD - OCDE, pointed out that while capital exists, climate finance remains only a fraction of available funds. She calls for globalising private finance to accelerate the fossil fuel transition. ?? In the Green Zone, the focus shifted to community needs and financial accessibility: - Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Mbororo Indigenous woman, UNPFII Chair, and Advisor to COP29, highlighted the need for fast, accessible funding for communities impacted by climate change, advocating for reinvestment in local resilience. - Jordan Schwartz, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), emphasized that every investment must focus on measurable climate impact, not just returns. - Rebeca Minguela, Founder & CEO at Clarity AI, and Alain Beauvillard, Director of Strategy, Policy, and Innovation at the Green Climate Fund, raised critical questions about prioritizing funds for the Global South and balancing public and private finance. A The World Bank session moderated by FT's Pilita Clark stressed that decarbonizing aviation and shipping through carbon pricing tools like taxes and feebates is essential to net zero and financing climate initiatives. All sessions are available on our hub: https://bit.ly/3UMXcJ6 Be sure to join us for our upcoming #COP29 sessions this week.
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“Climate adaptation and resilience increasingly represent an investable opportunity in every region while providing solutions that protect people and communities,” Linda-Eling Lee, head of the MSCI Sustainability Institute, noted at a #COP29 conversation Wednesday co-hosted by MSCI and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) . For more insights like this: https://ms.spr.ly/6046WlW8y Thanks to BCG’s Veronica Chau, BlackRock’s Chris Kaminke, KKR’s Charlie Gailoot, BBVA’s Antoni Breallabriga, and Vijay Bains from Emirates NBD for an engaging conversation.
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“One of the things that financial institutions are really looking for here at #COP29 is not just that countries raise their climate ambition but some clear policy signals and enabling policies that governments are actually going to put into place," Linda-Eling Lee, head of the MSCI Sustainability Institute, tells Bloomberg TV in Baku. Watch: https://ms.spr.ly/6046WlmAI
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Financing the climate transition means defining and making transparent how the transition impacts stakeholders across society, agreed leaders in a #COP29 conversation Wednesday co-hosted by MSCI and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). For more: https://ms.spr.ly/6046Wia5a Panelists stressed the role of government in facilitating a just transition that includes both capital and communities. Special thanks to Elchin Mammadov of MSCI Research for moderating this unique conversation with BCG’s Douglas Beal, Rusha Al-Rawaf, PhD of ACWA Power, the Climate Bond Initiative’s Sean Kidney and Bank of America’s Karen Fang.
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“Global investors are worried about climate-related physical risks, and they’re also interested in investing in the energy transition,” Linda-Eling Lee, head of the MSCI Sustainability Institute, tells CNBC at #COP29. “There are a lot of opportunities. There are these two competing instincts in terms of managing the risks as well as really finding the opportunities.” Watch here: https://ms.spr.ly/6049W9BiB
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The world’s listed companies are on course to warm the planet by 2.8°C (5°F) above preindustrial levels this century, the #COP29 edition of our Net-Zero Tracker reports. Get all the findings here: https://lnkd.in/eVxcNXuJ
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November 12 at #COP29, connect directly with climate experts and dive into the critical role of policy and targeted financing in decarbonizing developing economies. https://ms.spr.ly/6048WXmE0 Don’t miss this MSCI Sustainability Institute event, and engage with leaders from across the sustainable investment landscape: ? Wale Shonibare, director, energy financial solutions, policy and regulations, African Development Bank ? Martin J. Nagell, director, Masdar ? Mark Kenber, executive director, VCMI ? Gwen Yu, head of nature and biodiversity, JP Morgan ? Anmay Dittman, head of climate finance partnership, Blackrock ? Harry Boyd-Carpenter, managing director, climate strategy, EBRD ? Sergio Suchodolski, partner, executive vice president, development finance and impact investing, VR Investments ? Nana Skari Maidugu, Head, sustainability and ESG, Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority ? Anne Simpson, Global Head of Sustainability, Franklin Templeton ? Taleh Musayev, COO, SOCAR Trading