Investors holding $41 trillion demand action on climate — now
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Investors managing more than $41 trillion in assets are loudly calling world leaders to immediately step up their climate game if they don't want to miss out on wave of clean energy investment.
Truly staggering win in New York this a.m.: the state will divest its $226 billion pension fund from fossil fuels. That's the biggest pension fund yet, it comes after a decade of great activism, and it underlines the weakening power of Big Oil
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I describe our investment style as the safety money. Our goal is two-fold; preservation of capital and growth to keep pace with inflation. The stakes are too high when managing a family’s entire net worth.
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Directly above me, men with rifles yelling at us. Some of my colleagues who own bullet proof vests are wearing them. I have never appreciated our Sergeants-at-Arms more than today. #mileg
We must heed the science & best advice of #COVID19 experts before inciting false hopes. Leadership in times of crisis requires brutal honesty. We should warily regard those too willing to serve what is too-eagerly consumed. https://t.co/BngUAqgkPs
@jonathan_tower@arachleff@Wealthfront It’s just the beginning of a major transformation in financial services that will make the next generation marvel at how prehistoric and complicated it used to be
Earlier today in Tokyo we had the Governors of French and Japan central banks speak to us at the @Euronext event - climate change and esg were referenced in all speeches and panels. I stressed the point that we will quickly move from an ESG world to a SDG world. #RiskReturnImpact