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Our approach to sustainable investing
Putting long-term investing into context
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Physical AI, robotics, and Encord
Continue readingYes, climate change (still) matters in private markets
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Succession planning: lessons for investors from three sectors
Continue readingSustainable commodities: Rethinking investment strategies for a changing climate
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Transition at risk: Checking in on corporate decarbonization progress
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Putting long-term investing into context
Equity Portfolio Managers Yolanda Courtines and Sam Cox and Investment Specialist Fred Owens-Powell revisit the concept of long-term investing in an increasingly sentiment-driven market through two case studies.
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Physical AI, robotics, and Encord
Greg Wasserman, Head of Private Climate Investing, explores the rise of physical AI across robotics, drones, and autonomous systems, and the growing role of machine vision and data infrastructure in enabling real-world deployment.
Yes, climate change (still) matters in private markets
We explore why climate change matters in private markets, highlight the current regulatory landscape, and profile key questions to expect from public market investors.
Multiple authors
Succession planning: lessons for investors from three sectors
Equity Portfolio Manager Yolanda Courtines and Investment Director Alex Davis explore the importance of CEO succession planning for investors through three sector case studies.
Sustainable commodities: Rethinking investment strategies for a changing climate
As climate change and the energy transition reshape global markets, commodities are gaining renewed attention as inflation hedges and portfolio diversifiers. This article introduces a climate integration framework for evaluating commodity investments through both sustainability and financial lenses.
Multiple authors
Transition at risk: Checking in on corporate decarbonization progress
Corporate climate transitions face ambition-execution gaps. Success requires integrating decarbonization into business strategy, focusing on emissions, pragmatic Scope 3 approaches, transparency, and credible plans. See how our experts are thinking about this.
Investing in climate solutions across public and private markets
Collaboration between public and private market investors can be powerful. Opportunities where expertise and resources can be shared to accelerate innovation and deployment are optimal. Our experts explore how AI, geopolitics, and global policy are reshaping climate solutions across sectors.
2024 Climate Report
Aligned with TCFD recommendations, this report describes how we manage climate-related risks and opportunities, engage with companies on climate change, and reduce our own carbon footprint.
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Human capital management for private companies
We discuss why effective people management is critical for private companies and outline four strategic focus areas that can help companies navigate evolving employee needs, regulatory changes, and investor expectations.
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Broadening impact through multi-theme fixed income investments
Multi-theme fixed income impact investments can drive sustainable development by aligning with multiple Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring broad-based impact.
Finding climate investment opportunities amid shifting US policy
We delve into the evolving landscape for climate investments in the US and explain areas of overlap between government policy, corporate commercial interests, and climate focus.
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