A ‘just transition’ means considering E, S & G together, says NZ Super
The environmental impact of investment portfolios dominated headlines in 2021, but institutions will only increase their risk if they fail to address the social and governance principles of ESG as well, according to New Zealand’s sovereign wealth fund.
Over the last few years, asset owners and managers have committed to investing more in renewable energy infrastructure and reducing their carbon footprint as part of an effort to focus on the “E” branch of the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) tree.
However, even though the financial media covers the environment extensively, institutional investors and other stakeholders are more and more aware that they must consider all three branches of ESG to be truly responsible in…
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