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ESG transition
The length of the transitional period for an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) transition of an existing fund will depend on a variety of factors, including the size and complexity of the fund, the extent of the ESG changes being made, and the resources available for the transition. In genRead more
The length of the transitional period for an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) transition of an existing fund will depend on a variety of factors, including the size and complexity of the fund, the extent of the ESG changes being made, and the resources available for the transition. In general, longer transitional periods may be necessary for larger and more complex funds, or for transitions that involve significant changes to the fund’s investment strategy or holdings.
It is important to carefully plan and manage the transition period to ensure a smooth and successful transition to an ESG-focused fund. This may include setting clear goals and milestones for the transition, engaging with stakeholders such as investors and regulators, and allocating sufficient resources to support the transition.
In general, a transitional period of several months to a year may be sufficient for many ESG transitions, but the specific length of time will depend on the specific circumstances of the fund and the nature of the changes being made. It may be helpful to consult with industry experts and ESG specialists to determine the appropriate length of the transitional period for your fund.
See lessIs Climate Bond Standard Board a regulatory body?
The Climate Bond Standard Board (CBSB) is not a regulatory body. It is an independent, not-for-profit organization that develops and maintains the Climate Bond Standard, a set of guidelines for labelling and verifying bonds that finance climate change solutions. The CBSB is funded by membership feesRead more
The Climate Bond Standard Board (CBSB) is not a regulatory body. It is an independent, not-for-profit organization that develops and maintains the Climate Bond Standard, a set of guidelines for labelling and verifying bonds that finance climate change solutions. The CBSB is funded by membership fees and donations from organizations and individuals who support its mission to accelerate the development of a low-carbon economy through the use of bonds.
While the CBSB is not a regulatory body, it works closely with regulatory authorities and other stakeholders to promote the use of climate bonds as a tool for addressing climate change. It is recognized as a leading authority on climate bonds and its standards and certification scheme are widely respected in the financial industry.
See lessESG Vendors
Most Preferred - Sustainalytics. Longest in the game I would say MSCI. Vendor to watch out for. - CLARITY AI Honourable mention : Refinitiv, Bloomberg Vendors that need to up their game : Moody's ESG
Most Preferred – Sustainalytics. Longest in the game I would say MSCI. Vendor to watch out for. – CLARITY AI
Honourable mention : Refinitiv, Bloomberg
Vendors that need to up their game : Moody’s ESG
See lessInvestable universe for ESG funds
In its present form 'NO' since regulations around ESG investing are still clouded in doubts. Last few months we have seen ESG portfolios holding Fossil fuel related business, or issuers self certifying their securities as Green Bonds. The scope of ESG investment has not yet been limited to have a huRead more
In its present form ‘NO’ since regulations around ESG investing are still clouded in doubts. Last few months we have seen ESG portfolios holding Fossil fuel related business, or issuers self certifying their securities as Green Bonds. The scope of ESG investment has not yet been limited to have a huge material impact on fund’s performance. Certainly with clearer regulations and stringent regulatory monitoring, it would be interesting to see how ESG performs with their non ESG counterparts
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