"Money managers overseeing private equity and debt portfolios are now emerging as a powerful force in climate finance,” writes Bloomberg News’ Alastair Marsh. So, why is patient capital well-suited for Climate investing – and what’s our approach to the space? Emmanuel Lagarrigue discusses: https://go.kkr.com/4cMXQwK
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"Money managers overseeing private equity and debt portfolios are now emerging as a powerful force in climate finance,” writes Bloomberg News’ Alastair Marsh. So, why is patient capital well-suited for Climate investing – and what’s our approach to the space? Emmanuel Lagarrigue discusses: https://go.kkr.com/4cMXQwK
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Secretary Janet Yellen has long been one of the world's most important voices for ensuring that climate risk is recognized as financial risk. She's a pioneering leader on climate finance - and we're grateful to have her with us today at the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum to discuss how the private financial sector can accelerate and support efforts to create a more sustainable future.
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Mike Bloomberg, Secretary-General of the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum, has aptly recognized the exceptional contributions of Secretary Janet Yellen in the realm of climate and finance. Her unwavering commitment to addressing climate risk as financial risk has cemented her status as a pioneering leader in climate finance. Secretary Yellen's advocacy for the recognition of climate risk in the financial world is not just commendable; it's essential for the well-being of our planet. Her dedication to this cause resonates with global efforts to combat climate change. It's heartening to see Secretary Yellen join the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum, a platform dedicated to accelerating and supporting sustainability initiatives. Her presence at this forum signifies a collaborative approach towards creating a more sustainable future. As we navigate the challenges posed by climate change, having influential leaders like Secretary Yellen on board is crucial. Her insights and expertise will undoubtedly contribute to the forum's mission of driving positive change. Secretary Janet Yellen's role in advocating for climate-conscious finance is a beacon of hope in our journey towards a greener and more sustainable world. Her participation in the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum is a significant step towards achieving our collective goals. #ClimateFinance #FinancialRisk #JanetYellen #ClimateAdvocacy #SustainablePlanet #JanetYellenLeadership #ClimateAction #Sustainability #GlobalEfforts #SustainableFuture #Collaboration #TransitionFinance #ClimateChallenges #PositiveChange #ClimateLeadership
Entrepreneur, philanthropist, UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for Climate Ambition & Solutions, WHO Global Ambassador for Noncommunicable Diseases and Injuries, mayor of NYC, father, grandfather, and data nerd.
Secretary Janet Yellen has long been one of the world's most important voices for ensuring that climate risk is recognized as financial risk. She's a pioneering leader on climate finance - and we're grateful to have her with us today at the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum to discuss how the private financial sector can accelerate and support efforts to create a more sustainable future.
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Mike Bloomberg, Secretary-General of the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum, has aptly recognized the exceptional contributions of Secretary Janet Yellen in the realm of climate and finance. Her unwavering commitment to addressing climate risk as financial risk has cemented her status as a pioneering leader in climate finance. Secretary Yellen's advocacy for the recognition of climate risk in the financial world is not just commendable; it's essential for the well-being of our planet. Her dedication to this cause resonates with global efforts to combat climate change. It's heartening to see Secretary Yellen join the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum, a platform dedicated to accelerating and supporting sustainability initiatives. Her presence at this forum signifies a collaborative approach towards creating a more sustainable future. As we navigate the challenges posed by climate change, having influential leaders like Secretary Yellen on board is crucial. Her insights and expertise will undoubtedly contribute to the forum's mission of driving positive change. Secretary Janet Yellen's role in advocating for climate-conscious finance is a beacon of hope in our journey towards a greener and more sustainable world. Her participation in the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum is a significant step towards achieving our collective goals. #ClimateFinance #FinancialRisk #JanetYellen #ClimateAdvocacy #SustainablePlanet #JanetYellenLeadership #ClimateAction #Sustainability #GlobalEfforts #SustainableFuture #Collaboration #TransitionFinance #ClimateChallenges #PositiveChange #ClimateLeadership
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Secretary Janet Yellen has long been one of the world's most important voices for ensuring that climate risk is recognized as financial risk. She's a pioneering leader on climate finance - and we're grateful to have her with us today at the Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum to discuss how the private financial sector can accelerate and support efforts to create a more sustainable future.
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Climate change poses risks to financial markets and investment portfolios. AG Weiser supports an SEC rule requiring publicly traded companies to disclose climate impact and risk info that will enable investors to make more informed decisions. Read more: https://bit.ly/4cXAEMQ
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🌍📈 Explore the Impact of Climate Change on Financial Markets! 📉🌿 This previous webinar remains highly relevant today. Join Stefano Giglio as he delves into his research "Climate Finance": Integrating Climate Risk: Methods for incorporating climate risk into macro-finance models. Asset Pricing: How climate risks are priced across real estate, equities, and more. Portfolio Strategies: Constructing portfolios to hedge against climate risk. Stay informed in the field of climate finance. Watch now!🔗 https://lnkd.in/drQmQ_6a #ClimateFinance #InvestmentStrategies #SustainableInvesting
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💸 Read this article by our director of Climate Finance & Regulation, Cynthia Hanawalt and Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment's senior fellow Denise Hearn on how antitrust theories are a weak weapon against climate initiatives:
The antitrust theories are weak, but the effects can be chilling on corporate collaboration for climate action - ImpactAlpha
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The latest edition of Investment Perspectives is out now. Dive into our experts insights on: the changes in the gilt-market landscape, narrative-driven climate scenarios, implications of credit-quality changes in sterling investment grade markets, capital markets and more. https://okt.to/mtqzZv #InvestmentPerspectives #FinancialInsights #MarketUpdates
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Our colleagues at Imperial College Business School's Centre for Climate Finance & Investment explored the frontiers of climate finance yesterday, with speakers including CGFI's Michael Wilkins, Yllka Hysaj, Ralf Toumi, Rowan Douglas CBE and Emma Howard Boyd CBE. Some thoughts/takeaways from CGFI's data and analytics perspective: 📈 The need to share and use climate data and models in finance is urgent and growing if FIs are to understand what makes an opportunity sustainable; where their transition pathway lies; asset exposures to climate risks - and much more. ⚠️ But they also need to understand gaps, limitations and uncertainties in data and models, or they risk misallocating capital. 👀 There is much relevant climate/environmental/geospatial data, modelling and expertise within academia, and early-stage businesses are also driving practical innovation - FIs should engage both and encourage open, granular data. Thanks to all the team and the excellent speakers for their insights throughout the day!
We need to retrain the invisible hand of finance and give resilience its true value, Rowan Douglas CBE, CEO of climate risk & resilience at Howden Group Holdings tells fellow panellists at the New Frontiers in Climate Finance conference hosted by the Centre for Climate Finance & Investment at Imperial College Business School.
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For investors, no one-size-fits-all approach exists when considering climate change in portfolios. Rather, they should assess which strategies best support their financial goals and values. These five steps can help pave the way for responsible investing: https://aon.io/3Sq3VpU #ResponsibleInvesting #ClimateChange #CCI24
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