The Case for Central Bank Action on Climate Change—An Evolution to Facilitate a Revolution
This paper discusses how central banks can support the needed evolution in monetary policy to meet the world’s broadening objectives to fight climate change.
Seeking Higher Ground:
Institutional Investors Respond to Climate change
PGIM partnered with Greenwich Associates to conduct a study of institutional investors to understand the risks and opportunities associated with climate change, as well as how CIOs incorporate climate change into their investment process (if at all). Among other findings, “regional” and “action” gaps were uncovered.
Webinar Replay
Climate change is no longer a hypothetical risk. It is already transforming the global economy, reshaping markets and altering the investment landscape. In this webinar, PGIM experts weigh-in on an actionable climate change agenda for institutional investors, encompassing both hidden portfolio vulnerabilities and potential opportunities in the transition to a lower-carbon world.
ESG Investing
At PGIM, we believe that doing the right thing for our clients, our people and our communities leads to better results for all stakeholders. As active investors, we strive to embed ESG best practices throughout our investment, risk and talent management processes, while delivering investment performance and staying true to our role as a fiduciary and risk manager.
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Top-Down Portfolio Implications of Climate Change
The impacts of climate change are likely to affect many aspects of human life, including the global economy.
Behavioral Finance Virtual Conference: Combating Climate Change
Taimur Hyat speaks with Richard Thaler about the investment risks and opportunities on the path to combating climate change.
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Endowments Embrace Net-Zero Portfolios: Is It the Future of Investment Management?
Shehriyar Antia explores key takeaways from PGIM’s Megatrends research and shares insights on better confronting climate risks within investment portfolios.
Three Key Climate Change Investment Themes
Opportunities include overlooked parts of the world, winners in carbon-intensive industries and a new lease of life for venture and early-stage capital.
Funds Fail to Change Investments for Global Warming
Taimur Hyat shares insights from PGIM’s Megatrends report and encourages investors to consider climate change in their risk assessment and management processes.
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