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Specialist ESG skills are clearly in high demand, but how can firms navigate the dearth of diverse and qualified talent?
For many investors, building lasting value is a fundamental motivation for setting ambitious ESG targets.
Whether at a fund manager or a portfolio company, a board of directors sets good governance in motion.
European climate ambitions and supportive legislation are boosting appetite for green transportation across the continent, say Cube Infrastructure Managers’ Brice Masselot and Ambroise Bayen.
Infrastructure managers may have embraced the ESG agenda, but there is more work to be done,
says Infracapital’s responsible investment manager Alexia Savva.
From sophisticated data management to AI that enhances transparency, a digital mindset can smooth the ESG journey.
ESG performance relies on carefully curating KPIs to suit individual asset needs, embedding them with confidence and then regularly refining them.
Investing in new energy transition themes early can generate significant value over the long term, says chairman and co-chief investment officer of infrastructure at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Philippe Camu
ESG success relies on leadership taking an active role in integrating ESG into culture and decision-making.
Integrating social issues into an ESG strategy requires a blended qualitative and quantitative approach.