Description
OECD research suggests that evolving ESG ratings and investment practices will need to improve consistency and comparability of metrics and methodologies, particularly in the Environmental pillar, to better capture drivers of financial and environmental materiality. This session will therefore discuss developments in ESG practices and the extent to which they serve as a tool to help investors assess environmental and climate related considerations. Looking ahead, the session will discuss the extent to which other types of investment products, such as those tailored to climate transitions, may provide more targeted tools for investors with the aim to rebalance portfolios away from companies with carbon intensive outputs or supply chains to align with low-carbon economies.ESG Investing: Financial and Environmental Materiality
Oct 8th, 01:00 pm - 02:30 pm
Presented by
GA
Geraldine Ang
OECD
Senior Policy Analyst, Green Finance...
DCE
Daniel C. Esty
Yale University
Hillhouse Professor
LM
Leonardo Martinez-Diaz
World Resources Institute
Global Director of the Sustainable...
MM
Mike McMorrow
Bank for International Settlements
Senior Asset Management Specialist
GM
Greg Medcraft
OECD
Director, Directorate for Financial...
RP
Robert Patalano
OECD
Deputy Head of Division, OECD...
CP
Christopher Perceval
Trucost
Director, Head of Business Development...
BR
Bruno Rauis
MSCI ESG Research
Vice President in MSCI’s Climate Risk...