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Tous les 15 jours, Nicolas Mackel, CEO de Luxembourg for Finance, invite des leaders de haut niveau du secteur européen et mondial des services financiers à partager leurs points de vue dans le podcast «Shaping Finance». La 13e invitée est Karine Szenberg, directrice Europe de Schroders.
Welcome to the podcast that shares the views of high-level leaders in the European and global financial services industry.
Welcome to Shaping Finance, a podcast which offers a platform to high-level decision makers and shapers in international finance. My name is Nicolas Mackel. I’m the CEO of Luxembourg For Finance and the host of this podcast. Today I am joined by Karine Szenberg, the Head of Europe and Middle East for Schroders, the global investment manager. Karen has joined Schroders in 2014. First as the Country Head for France before being appointed in May 2018, to her current position. She
Below we examine how Fidelity plans to engage on three core sustainable investing themes in 2021: climate change combined with nature-based risks, employee welfare.
Three sustainable investing themes for 2021
Jenn-Hui Tan, Global Head of Stewardship and Sustainable Investing, Fidelity International 13
th January 2021 4:22 pm
We share how Fidelity plans to engage on three core sustainable investing themes in 2021: climate change combined with nature-based risks, employee welfare and digital ethics. We will also address those themes raised by our investment team as they engage with thousands of investee companies throughout the coming year.
1. Understanding nature-based risks as part of tackling climate change
Climate change is the critical issue of our time. Without the rapid reduction of carbon emissions, it will become increasingly difficult, if not impossible, to avoid catastrophic climate effects that radically alter our way of life. The financial impact alone will be immense. A report by the Carbon Disclosure Project and University College London estimates that if nothing is done to reduce emissions, the costs of climate-related dam
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