Speakers:
- Caroline Le Meaux, Global Head of ESG Research, Engagement and Voting, Amundi
- Jeroen Verleun, Senior Investment Manager, PGGM
- Carmen Nuzzo, Head of Fixed Income, PRI
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ESG integration in sovereign bond analysis
2020-11-11T14:39:00+00:00
This session explores the growing case for more systematic ESG integration in sovereign debt investing, which tends to be underestimated relative to other fixed income instruments. In particular engagement remains an underutilised resource that needs to be scaled up to promote responsible investment more broadly.
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RecordingsSovereign debt managers and investors: bridging the gap on ESG
This virtual event was hosted in February 2021 by the World Bank in collaboration with PRI to promote better engagement and transparency for the development of sustainable markets.
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Engaging as a sovereign bondholder
This PRI webinar explores how bondholder engagement is conducted with sovereign issuers, including current practices and challenges, and how it could be scaled up to promote responsible investment.
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ESG engagement for sovereign debt investors
2020-11-10T07:00:00Z
How existing communication channels can be leveraged to stimulate conversations around ESG topics through a multi-pronged process, which can be mutually beneficial for sovereigns and investors (2020).
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