Raman Uppal
Raman Uppal is professor of finance at EDHEC Business School. Read his research here.
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Research shows misgivings about ESG investing reducing returns are wrong – so what can IR do to bridge the gap?
In the dynamic landscape of financial decision-making, the importance of non-financial objectives – encapsulated in ESG criteria – has become central for governments, corporations and investors. Even as recent forecasts project a significant increase in ESG-related assets under management, concerns about the potential impact on returns persist. That has significant implications for IR professionals, who must guide their investors and reshape dialogues with various stakeholders. A paradigm shift in capital allocation The monumental growth in ESG-related assets underscores the paradigm shift in financial priorities. PwC forecasts that ESG-related assets under management will increase from $18.4 tn in 2021 to $33.9…
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