Responsible Asset Owners Global Symposia
Insights & Releases
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Harnessing international financial architecture - Steve Waygood
The international community still lacks a strategy to finance the Paris Agreement. To deliver that strategy we will need enhanced international co-operation between public and private financial institutions. Mark Versey, Aviva Investors
The investment case for net zero buildings
We see an early mover advantage to positioning portfolios to capture this performance and futureproof assets for a changing world
No rain on the plain
Brazil’s success as an exporter of soy (#2 behind the USA) and maize (#3 behind USA and Argentina) depends upon its ability to double-crop - using the same farmland twice in one year but Deforestation is changing Brazil’s climate, making it dryer, hotter, and less predictable
Invesco Global Sovereign Asset Management Study
Liquidity in focus as Covid-19 leads sovereigns to face drawdowns and double cash reserves
MAPPING OUT MOMENTUM
We focus on S&P 500 stocks and implement consistent data transformations, nested sets of excess returns, and panel regressions to facilitate this attribution. W
European investors’ demands on ESG will change significantly, says consultant
That asset managers can take an active ownership role and engage within an impact project is vital, particularly for smaller investors.
Mining & metals 2021: Forces of transition and influencers of change
The mining & metals industry is critical to the success of the world’s transition towards net zero, both in reducing its own carbon footprint and providing the materials that will deliver a cleaner and more sustainable future
Inaction is not an option - LGIM
How to avert the worst climate outcomes with timing that is at a critical turning point.
Gold – creating opportunities from risks
Pension funds are in an unenviable position - trying to meet return targets of the past whilst managing liabilities against a backdrop of low yields, mounting inflationary risks and liquidity concerns.
Impact Investment: Mind the Gap between Theory and Practice
LGIM reviews some of the most prominent impact management and measurement frameworks developed by leading institutions around the world with the aim of identifying a baseline for what constitutes impact investment;
Complimentary tickets to the next RAO event for CFA members - limited numbers!
Another good reason for CFA membership! Comp tickets and 1-2-1’s with leading figures within the global asset community. A don’t miss event!
Four Considerations for Strong Investment Policy Statements
A strong IPS can provide a solid foundation for an investment program and give investors the discipline they need to persevere through challenging investment environments.
Adapting to climate change: Investing in the resiliency imperative
Climate change is accelerating, and society is underprepared for the rising human, environmental, and economic toll.
Emerging Markets: Future investment themes
10 trends that will define the future of emerging market investing - Capital Group
Thought leadership from the global Asset community
OMERS, USS, APG, BRUNEL PP, LGIM, CalSTRS, The Pension Regulator, FRC will all be there on Oct 5th. Will you?
ESG Data: Overcoming the challenges
The ESG data challenges investors face as viewed by leading industry professionals
Hidden gems abound amid British bounce back
The bounceback signals a directionally positive environment for UK equities, and is leading allocators to increase exposure to the UK – narrowing the discounts on offer. Opportunities abound!
Bank of Finland - carbon neutrality to be achieved by 2050 at the latest
The aim of the Bank of Finland’s investment activities is to meet the liquidity, safety and return requirements set for central bank assets.
China - threat or opportunity? Discuss
Forest Gump may have said ‘life is like a box of chocolates’ but Digby Jones is oft quoted as saying the region is after your lunch! Are there any opportunities if either is true?
Waters run deep - an esoteric look at the markets from Franklin Templeton
Deep water waves originate in depths of around 200 metres1 or more. They start out wide and accelerate rapidly, twisting and changing as they brush the contours of the seabed.