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Top 1000 Funds: Once the core part of the COVID-19 crisis is behind us, leading market participants will continue to engage with the long-term imperative. Major asset owners have asserted their long-term view and the stakeholder approach seems likely to accelerate given the shape and impact of this current crisis.
Top 1000 Funds: The current coronavirus crisis has exposed many weaknesses, one of them being the chronic under-investment in social infrastructure in most countries – developed and emerging. In fact, after a long period of neglect and decay, investment needs and investment gaps were already huge before this crisis, not only for health and disaster management but across the board.
Forbes: The COVID-19 pandemic is, first and foremost, a human tragedy and global health crisis, affecting millions of people around the globe. As much of the world reels from the crippling effects of this crisis, so does the global economy.
Bloomberg: Social bond issuance is poised to almost double last year’s total as more borrowers raise debt to respond to the humanitarian crisis presented by Covid-19, according to one of the top underwriters of the securities.
Bloomberg: When Gideon Smith and his AXA Rosenberg colleagues set up their quant fund in 2013, they called it “Sustainable Equities” since the original goal was to deliver sustainable earnings.
Strategy + Business: The year 2019 was one of cataclysmic fire and rain. Wildfires swept across California, the Amazon, and Australia, and storms and floods deluged parts of six continents — a string of natural disasters that scientists say were caused by the changing climate. And in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has coursed through the world.
Bloomberg: We are all grappling with coronavirus right now— both the immediate reality and what it means for the future. Governments are assuming a much bigger role in the economies of developed countries, propping up households and businesses that would otherwise be ruined by the desperate measures being taken to stop the spread of disease.
Bloomberg: Corporate social responsibility, or CSR, has become a shorthand for what companies do to integrate environmental, social and governance issues into their businesses. Until now it’s been a mashup of philanthropy, employee engagement, renewable energy programs and investor relations.
Financial News London: Climate-change campaigners are putting on a brave face. They say the coronavirus crisis will focus attention on this even bigger threat to global public health, give governments more levers to force companies to take the issue seriously, and change consumers’ behaviour in a way that will lead to permanent reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Politico: Sustainability discussions are taking on a new shape as the world heads deeper into the Covid-19 pandemic. They’re turning away from the E in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investments, and toward the S and G.
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