Resource moves investors from ESG integration to managing systemic risks

Report from MMI and TIIP Moves Investors from ESG integration to managing systemic risks

The compounding crises of 2020 show that ESG considerations are no longer enough. Investors must instead push themselves to think bigger and implement system-level investment strategies. The resource, “Graduating from ESG to Systems,” gives an overview of the differences of the approaches and outlines seven scenarios of investors confronting and overcoming obstacles in their transition to system-level investment.

Responsible investing pays real dividends.

"That’s the verdict of a survey released Friday by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia, which analyzed the returns of almost 60 of Australia’s largest superannuation, or pension, funds. It found the funds with comprehensive responsible investing policies returned about 1% more per annum than their peers over one, three and five-year time frames."

A "wake-up call" to corporate executives

Survey of investors shows companies need to care about environmental and social issues

A new report shows the skyrocketing importance of "ESG" issues — environmental, social and governance concerns — among institutional investors, who place big financial bets on companies.

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