sustainable investing
7 statements across 5 episodes · 5 bullish · 2 bearish · 5 people on the record · first statement Jun 24, 2019 by Martin Whittaker · across every show →
Everything said about sustainable investing, oldest first
Jun 24, 2019 positive
Whittaker: There Is No Trade-Off Between Values Investing and Financial Returns
“Why there is no trade-off, which is my belief, but also knowing that at the root of it was the data and the processes and the discipline around how you get markets to focus on major social, economic, health, environmental challenges.”
Jun 8, 2020 negative
Jun 11, 2020 positive
Jun 11, 2020 positive
Ma: Allocators should pragmatically iterate into sustainable investing via high-conviction managers
“Because you don't really learn about these issue areas and the best practices until you actually start doing it in some capacity. And we find that those clients who start off with an eye towards fully integrating the portfolio in a sustainability lens, but are…”
Jun 11, 2020 positive
Ma: Sustainable investing expands analysis to capture non-financial risk signals
“What sustainable investing really allows you to do is take a little bit of a wider aperture, let's say a wide angle lens, and you're trying to capture more information, more material information that's not historically embedded in traditional investment analys…”
Jun 22, 2020 positive
Blood: Generation emphasizes the business case for sustainable investing over ethics
“We've always felt that coming from investment backgrounds, we have a responsibility to always make the business case. We have strong views from ethics and morals perspective, and we can make that case, but we've always felt very strongly we have to make the bu…”
Jul 6, 2020 negative
Institutional endowments lack the expertise to execute in-house sustainable investing strategies
“With all due respect to some of the best endowments or investor groups out there, doing it internally is very complicated because you just don't have the expertise, or you see lots and lots of opportunities that are decently scaled but low return.”