All Academic research articles
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ArticleReynolds & Gifford PRI Grant: Call for research
How might responsible investment contribute to a sustainable and equitable global financial system?
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RecordingPRI in Person 2023 breakout sessions: Stream C - Academic Network Conference
Sessions from Stream C of PRI in Person 2023
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Blog postExcluding high-emitting companies from sustainable funds is counterproductive
Rather than incentivising heavy polluters to cut back, such an approach may cause them to pollute more
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ArticleCall for papers for the Academic Network Conference at PRI in Person 2024
The event is for academic researchers in sustainability and will also be an opportunity for academics and investors to engage with each other, learn and discuss the latest insights, and to network.
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Blog postHow exposure to weather events can affect analysts’ earning forecasts
Understanding how analysts perceive future climate-related physical risks is key to assessing the effects of climate change
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Blog postDoes biodiversity risk affect asset prices?
We found that biodiversity and climate risks should be understood and priced separately
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Blog postSpotlight Series Part 2: New members of the PRI Academic Network Advisory Committee
The PRI is delighted to welcome the following new members to the Academic Network Advisory Committee. They bring a wealth of expertise from academia and investment practice.
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Blog postSpotlight Series Part 1: New members of the PRI Academic Network Advisory Committee
The PRI is delighted to welcome the following new members to the Academic Network Advisory Committee. They bring a wealth of expertise from academia, policy and investment practice across fields ranging finance, law, management, market strategy, corporate governance and RI.
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Blog postAre carbon emissions associated with stock returns?
By Jitendra Aswani, Harvard University; Aneesh Raghunandan, London School of Economics; and Shivaram Rajagopal, Columbia University
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Academic researchAcademic Directory
This tool aims to connect practitioners and academics to the authors of papers featured in the Top Academic Resources on Responsible Investment.
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WebinarNature as a Defense from Disasters: Natural Capital and Municipal Bond Yields
The PRI Academic Network Week was hosted across five days between 19 – 23 September 2022.
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WebinarAre Carbon Emissions Associated with Stock Returns?
The PRI Academic Network Week was hosted across five days between 19 - 23 September 2022
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WebinarDissecting Green Returns
The PRI Academic Network Week was hosted across five days between 19 - 23 September 2022.
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Blog postHow best to implement net-zero pledges to achieve corporate decarbonisation
By Harrison Hong and Neng Wang, Columbia University; and Jinqiang Yang, Shanghai University of Finance
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Academic researchCall for papers for PRI Academic Network Conference 2022
The call for papers is now closed.
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PodcastThe US opioid crisis and municipal funding
This podcast explores how the US opioid crisis plays out at the local level, with repercussions not just on lives lost and healthcare costs, but also US municipal bonds and the cost of local authorities’ funding.
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WebinarThe Risk and Return of Impact Investing Funds
The PRI Academic Network Week was hosted across five days between 13-17 September 2021
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PRI Web PageCall for papers for PRI Academic Network Week 2021
The PRI invites academic researchers to submit papers that focus on responsible investment for the PRI Academic Network Week 2021. The conference will be held on 13-17 September 2021 virtually. The deadline for submission has passed and the call for papers is closed. Applicants have been notified and speakers will ...
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Academic researchTop academic resources on responsible investment
A selection of high-quality academic studies on responsible investment curated by the Academic Network Advisory Committee.
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ArticleEncouraging responsible tax behaviour: What investors need to know
Investors want to know their portfolio companies are paying taxes in line with their business activities, as aggressive tax planning costs governments billions of dollars of revenue, and creates market distortions in both developed and developing countries.
