Despite some indications of #ESG backlash, the responsible investment community continues to be robust and expanding, writes Juliana Barbosa. https://lnkd.in/eX5cbfbm Are there some trends you have noticed? ACCR is well placed to enhance your shareholder #strategy and support your climate #stewardship initiatives. Contact us to discuss further.
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ESG targets fail to impact on Global emissions. The reason is that ESG applies to the supply of energy, produced products etc. not the demand. The demand will always be meet and is ESG stifles local industry the demand is met by imports usually not subject to ESG. New South Wales exemplifies this issue. Despite a natural gas crisis, the state refuses to approve the Narrabri Gas Project and is instead building an LNG import terminal at Port Kembla. LNG imports have a significantly higher carbon footprint than local gas. Germany faced a similar scenario, imposing a fracking moratorium in 2018, halting shale gas exploration, and now relying on importing U.S. shale gas. The shortcomings of international agreements like the Paris Accord stem from their focus on energy supply rather than demand. Why is there so little emphasis on reducing or altering demand to improve the environment? Perhaps it's because targeting energy producers is easier, garners more publicity, and is more lucrative for activists and governments than addressing consumer behaviour. Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR)
Despite some indications of #ESG backlash, the responsible investment community continues to be robust and expanding, writes Juliana Barbosa. https://lnkd.in/eX5cbfbm Are there some trends you have noticed? ACCR is well placed to enhance your shareholder #strategy and support your climate #stewardship initiatives. Contact us to discuss further.
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In Private Equity International's latest Responsible Investment report, 3i’s Céline Maronne and Sophia Walwyn-James spoke about how preparing for regulation can be harnessed to create sustainable value from a greater focus on climate change. Read their keynote interview here: https://bit.ly/3vYYiHQ #Sustainability #ESG #ResponsibleInvestment
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Stuart Foster reflects on the “powerful role” Financial Institutions (FIs) have to play in tackling climate change, and our sustainability specialists provide a comprehensive review of what they expect from the FI sector in 2024, in our FI ESG Outlook. Read Stuart’s thoughts and the entire article, here: https://lnkd.in/e5s6xJf7
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“Financial institutions have a powerful role to play in tackling climate change and building a more just society, and therefore it’s encouraging to see that the rise of GSS issuances from the sector continues.” - Stuart Foster, Head of FI's, NatWest Group. An interesting article on what we can expect to see from FI's in 2024 - take a read.
Stuart Foster reflects on the “powerful role” Financial Institutions (FIs) have to play in tackling climate change, and our sustainability specialists provide a comprehensive review of what they expect from the FI sector in 2024, in our FI ESG Outlook. Read Stuart’s thoughts and the entire article, here: https://lnkd.in/e5s6xJf7
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Stuart Foster reflects on the “powerful role” Financial Institutions (FIs) have to play in tackling climate change, and our sustainability specialists provide a comprehensive review of what they expect from the FI sector in 2024, in our FI ESG Outlook. Read Stuart’s thoughts and the entire article, here: https://lnkd.in/e5s6xJf7
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Stuart Foster reflects on the “powerful role” Financial Institutions (FIs) have to play in tackling climate change, and our sustainability specialists provide a comprehensive review of what they expect from the FI sector in 2024, in our FI ESG Outlook. Read Stuart’s thoughts and the entire article, here: https://lnkd.in/e5s6xJf7
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🌍ESG Unveiled Recap🌍 In our recent posts, we have dug deep into the evolving landscape of ESG factors and climate risks. We explored how these trends are changing investments and shaping sustainable finance. Here is a summary of our insights: #ESG #ClimateRiskInvesting #GreenFinanceTrends #SustainableFinance
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In Private Equity International's latest Responsible Investment report, 3i’s Céline Maronne and Sophia Walwyn-James spoke about how preparing for regulation can be harnessed to create sustainable value from a greater focus on climate change. You can read their keynote interview here: https://ow.ly/VXBl30szLMW #Sustainability #ESG #ResponsibleInvestment
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Two things for me: 1- If there's an anti-ESG stance, it's from a minority but loud group of companies, especially American, whose old mindsets are stuck and simply don't have the capacity to lead through with new vigour and vision, so their go to is to dismantle and debase ESG itself. This will be short-lived; and 2- If there's a slight excuse for that behaviour, ESG does need to pivot and remodel itself as something more than just an 'investor' tool. It needs to be brought in to the light of 'transformation', that will support 'transition'.